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Old 10-13-2014, 07:40 PM
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Default New guy again, hdy lever trouble
Hi, could one of you guys help me with my hdy lift levers on my 149, the lever on the other side of the hdy ram, that lifts the mower deck, is 1in or more lower then the other side, so when i lift the deck, one side is a lot higher then the other. these attach to the mule arms with a sliding attachment. i need to get them level. Thanks
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Old 10-13-2014, 07:43 PM
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I think a pic would help. I'm having a hard time fully understanding what you are saying. It may be one of those things where you understand it but it is difficult to explain.
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Ok, your talking about the lift arms on the rockshaft. You either have a very bent arm, or a sheered spirol pin on the rockshaft that holds the arm to the shaft.

#18 and 19 both have pins through them.

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Ok, your talking about the lift arms on the rockshaft. You either have a very bent arm, or a sheered spirol pin on the rockshaft that holds the arm to the shaft.

#18 and 19 both have pins through them.

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Do you just have those exploded views saved on your computer? I have a parts catalog, I just wish it was digital.
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Do you just have those exploded views saved on your computer? I have a parts catalog, I just wish it was digital.
There are gobs of sites. All cub parts catalog's are digital.

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Old 10-13-2014, 08:32 PM
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you are right, it is the # 18, i beat on it with a hammer, and it moves a little bit, but not free, like a sheared pin would be, looking across at the other arm, it is higher, maby 1in. any ideas on making them the same?
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you are right, it is the # 18, i beat on it with a hammer, and it moves a little bit, but not free, like a sheared pin would be, looking across at the other arm, it is higher, maby 1in. any ideas on making them the same?
Yes, change the pin. It's bent or sheared. Hole could be wollered out too.
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Old 10-14-2014, 07:39 AM
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I will remove the pin today, Thanks for the help
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What is "hdy"..........
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