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1572 with 359 50C Deck lifting arm question
Last years project to repair my lift arm(s) got stalled along with a house move in the process, so I am trying to pickup where I left off.
My hydraulic lift for my 50C deck was no longer working. Turns out the adjustable link was broke. Took it apart to fix, summer ended and havent used it since (using other lawnmower) Now, I cant remember how it goes back together and the schematics on the net only show that it needs 1 link assembly and 1 adju link. Is this correct? How does the other side mount then? Part circled in red is what I need to replace. I took off the link and the link assembly, so I only have 1 set so I am assuming it is correct, however what hold the other side? Am I missing something? Been to many months to remember! |
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Forgot to attach the actual tractor pics first time.
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Don't really understand your question, number one on drawing goes to one side and number two goes on other side. If you lost that part you will need to get one to make it work.
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Adjustable link goes on the right side or left only one side is adjustable
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