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Snapcoupler D14

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George NYS

04-13-2008 12:14:01




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How do you disengage a snapcoupler on a D14 i.e. if you want to take off the drawbar? My D 17 has a handle on the side of the transmission. The D14 I bought doesn"t seem to have anything. What am I missing? This is one of the early models (low ser.no.)
Does anybody know?
George




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Deranged

04-16-2008 18:19:23




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 Re: Snapcoupler D14 in reply to George NYS, 04-13-2008 12:14:01  
Here is a link to the pictures of the snap coupler setup.

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Deranged

04-16-2008 11:07:36




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 Re: Snapcoupler D14 in reply to George NYS, 04-13-2008 12:14:01  
Okay, the pictures will be up here tonight. My wife was supposed to email them to me today because I forgot them on my home computer, but she didn't. So I will post them tonight.



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Deranged

04-15-2008 09:33:26




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 Re: Snapcoupler D14 in reply to George NYS, 04-13-2008 12:14:01  
I will take a picture of it when I get home tonight and will post them.



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George de Jager

04-14-2008 18:05:15




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 Re: Snapcoupler D14 in reply to George NYS, 04-13-2008 12:14:01  
Deranged, yes a picture of your D14 would be helpful. I can compare it then with my D17 and see if there is a difference in the control levers for the snapcoupler. My email is open.
Thanks George



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Deranged

04-13-2008 17:23:49




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 Re: Snapcoupler D14 in reply to George NYS, 04-13-2008 12:14:01  
Nope not the same Deranged. Jim, the rod you mentioned is the rod for the snap coupler. George if you need some pictures from my D14 for the setup let me know.



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George NYS

04-13-2008 16:49:43




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 Re: Snapcoupler D14 in reply to George NYS, 04-13-2008 12:14:01  
Thanks, I think the chain and whatever lever the tractor came with are both missing. I will have to fabricate something, I guess.
George



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Deranged

04-13-2008 13:29:04




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 Re: Snapcoupler D14 in reply to George NYS, 04-13-2008 12:14:01  
It should be on the right side of the transmission right on the platform for the feet. There will either be a foot activated lever or a round bar lever. You can also follow the snap coupler chain to where the lever is.



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JMS/.MN

04-13-2008 17:19:12




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 Re: Snapcoupler D14 in reply to Deranged, 04-13-2008 13:29:04  
BTW- with your screen name- Deranged- did you move from the Iron Range in N MN? My wife is deranged for 40 years this September- Hibbing!



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JMS/.MN

04-13-2008 17:14:46




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 Re: Snapcoupler D14 in reply to Deranged, 04-13-2008 13:29:04  
I was looking in my D17 op manual, and noticed one picture of the right platform area that did not look right- it showed a round (rod) lever coming up through the platform- figured it might actually be a pix of a D14. Emphasis of the pix was something else, but the rod appeared. I know from other AC op manuals that not all pix are of the tractor in question- so I wouldn"t be surprised that this is like you describe- a rod control for the Snap-Coupler. Just like the WD manual with Model C ammeter box, or checking battery fluids with the Model C steering shaft in the pix.

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