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682 Rockshaft lift bars
Something doesn't seem right, I will say what I'm referring to are the rockshaft lift bars for the mower deck, not sure if that is what they are really called.
I don't mow much with this so last year just thought I had something out of adjustment, finally took the time to look at it this week as it is time to mow the path through the woods. Anyway shouldn't the two bars be in line? The pic on the left has a square clamped to the right side lift bar then looking from the left side of tractor you can see by the tape that is about 1" farther forward than the left one. This is a 682 with a 38c deck, I did swap pump from a 782 and gave this tractor hydraulic lift, it's been a couple of years, so I can't remember if I switched the rock shaft from the 782 over or not, maybe. That tractor has a 44c deck and I know the mule drive is a little bit different for that. Any help is greatly appreciated. thanks, Vic |
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Check for sheared pin in the rockshaft
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Ugh, I could see light thu it so thought it was good, however I can drive the one on the left side but the one on the right side will not drive, tried passing the other end of a close size drill bit through it and won't go, it's not off by much because I can see light through it.
Now how to get it out, it appears to still be in one piece. Vic |
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Yep, I normally beat the suspect arm up (or down) to line everything back up after soaking with pb or the like and use a good set of exact size pin punches with the little locator nub on the end and something to hold it with, punch holder or vice grips. Then a few good wacks with my 2 lb sledge or dead blow ball peen. Good luck!
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Thanks guys, I tried hitting it a few times but didn't get anywhere, it shouldn't be rusted as just apart a year ago and I always coat these kinds of things with anit-seize, think I need the bigger hammer too, and do have those punches.
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