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The shaft that shifts my IH454 into Low, Reverse, and High broke off even with the transmission housing. So I took everything apart and put a new shaft/arm in and put everything back together. Now my three point goes up and stays up, will not go back down. I have it apart again, and I really think my problem is, inside the cover there is an arm that moves with my 3 point lever, and when I took everything apart originally, the arm was dangling from the cover, I thought it fell off this pin that it lines up with perfectly, so I put it on the pin and put a snap ring on it... Does anyone know if I did this wrong, and if so, where this arm should go??? I have it apart right now (for the 3rd time) and want to make sure its right this time! Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks much,
Nick
 

What does that pin attach to? Can you actually see your control valve? There must be something interacting with the control valve.

I'm guessing your 3pt worked fine before?
 
To be honest, I'm not sure what it attaches to.
It lined up just right and fit just right, so I
thought it was right... But I'm almost sure
now that it can not be right. Has anyone taken
the cover off of one of these? There is a bar
that hangs down from the cover, and I'm sure
there is a certain way it has to go back in.
Hoping there is someone out there that has had
one apart like this. And yes the 3point worked
well before this whole endeavor!
Thanks much.
 
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