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What is the proper way to fix a loose fitted bushing that goes into the load control housing on 20 30 40 series tractors
I have also heard of people saying that John Deere wanted to limit the number of changes of these bushing because of wear idk what that meant but I would like for someone to clear this up for me .
 

Would also like to know about this tool that everyone is talking about to bore out the holes on the housing for the load busing would like to know if you can order one from Deere.
 
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I have also heard of people saying that John Deere wanted to limit the number of changes of these bushing because of wear idk what that meant but I would like for someone to clear this up for me .
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It's really fairly simple each time bushings are drove out/in trans case a small amount of metal in bushing bore is removed from trans case. The higher number of times bushings are replaced the larger amount of metal is removed. My guess the cost to purchase bore reclaiming tool would be very high $$$$$$$
 
Did you ever contact Boling Machine (as I previously suggested) to find out what their "take" on this is?
 

Went to my John Deere dealer today they have no idea of the tool that reams out the load bushings but they seal what is called a stop kit which I got told is a sleeve that they put in the housing.
 
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