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530 differential lock getting stuck
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1031D
05-19-2014 21:59:25
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How is a differential lock on a 530 supposed to work? If I step the pedal down the rear end locks as it should, but I have to use a pipe wrench to disengage it! I recently had the brake apart and the large spring is still inside. Tractor sat outside the last year or two so could it just be rusty? Something else to look into? Is it supposed to disengage by stepping on the brakes?
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Adirondack case guy
05-20-2014 04:29:57
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Re: 530 differential lock getting stuck in reply to 1031D, 05-19-2014 21:59:25
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The pedal shaft should rotate freely, so it can release. If you are turning a bit there is still pressure against the the locking collar, since the rear wheels are turning different speeds when turning. To get it to release you have to turn the steering wheel back, or give one of the brake pedals a brisk kick to free it. Loren
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1031D
05-20-2014 11:18:59
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Re: 530 differential lock getting stuck in reply to Adirondack case guy, 05-20-2014 04:29:57
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Loren, nothing short of a good tug on the pedal or the other day using a small pipe wrench will disengage it. Maybe I will take it apart and lube it up.
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