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Greetings, I am looking at getting a 1972 JD 755. The seller says that the unit started shearing a shear pin on / in / connecting the left rear wheel. Has anyone had any experience on this? Thanks
 
Not familiar with a jd 755. The rear wheels on my B7100 Kubota has rears that can be adjusted in and out with pins. My axles are hex. If it is something similar, I would look for excessive wear in the wheel or axle.
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