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Originally Posted by sawdustdad
A long 1/4 inch punch is used to rotate the locking collar, put the end of the punch in that hole/depression, and use a hammer to knock the collar clockwise to loosen, counter clockwise to tighten. Just a side note, I did have one tractor where the locking collar was installed opposite of the recommended direction, so when it didn't move, I switched direction and it came right off.
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The direction that sawdustdad mentioned is very important. Make sure to lock it the correct way. The direction that it locks is what keeps it tight.
