sgtusmc_nc
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Anyone know what this broken part is called and where I can get a replacement?
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Janicholson
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It appears to be the following part 374975R11 ARM ASSEMBLY, compensator, drawbars and hitches From the parts diagram.The one in the photo seems to be incorrectly welded to the other part hanging on the cylinder bolt. There seems to be a link that attaches there, not welded, but pivoted. Parts 16 20 and 21. I would remove both pieces and reconstruct the cylinder pin system to last with proper sized pin and grease fitting. The traction control on these is very marginal, and I believe will work as well as it can without the components shown in the illustration that are missing. It was probably an industrial with some specific attachment for leveling or? Jim
Caseih on line parts manual.
Caseih on line parts manual.
sgtusmc_nc
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Thank you for the diagram but I think the parts you listed are what connects my broken rid to the shift linkage that goes under the seat to the actual control arm. But I do think this is the right page to find my parts.
I. Ought the tractor last year and I'm slowly fixing some things that were previously done. That piece never looked factory which scares into thinking they might not make it anymore
I. Ought the tractor last year and I'm slowly fixing some things that were previously done. That piece never looked factory which scares into thinking they might not make it anymore
sgtusmc_nc
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How do you eliminate the system? Just disconnect the piece from the hydrolics cylander?
sgtusmc_nc
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Any ideas on how you would eliminate this system? With the piece broken I can use my lift control arm to raid and lower implements but sometimes I still need to press down on the broken piece to get the implement to fully lower?
BarnyardEngineering
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Those parts are almost definitely not available new from the dealer anymore. Very specialized parts, low production numbers, and 55 years ago... Parts will have to be sourced from a parts tractor at a salvage yard.
If that is the traction control system, the hitch will work fine without it.
If that is the linkage for the Tel-A-Depth system, you will need to replace the Tel-A-Depth valve with a regular valve salvaged from a parts tractor. This will give you manual control over hitch height.
If that is the traction control system, the hitch will work fine without it.
If that is the linkage for the Tel-A-Depth system, you will need to replace the Tel-A-Depth valve with a regular valve salvaged from a parts tractor. This will give you manual control over hitch height.
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