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Top Link Yoke Connection???

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Pete@easttn

02-24-2002 12:09:31




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1948 TE20 the piece where the top link connects to, this part has 3 holes 1 for top link, 1 for large spring yoke, and 1 for attaching to tractor rear end housing. My question trying to remove this piece to either replace or drill and install bushings. In worn holes, where it attache's to rear end, after removing extra long hitch pin there is a bushing going all the way thru this 3 hole piece and the ears it's mounted to on rear end housing whats the way to remove this bushing.

Pete

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GARY

03-05-2002 07:56:33




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 Re: Top Link Yoke Connection??? in reply to Pete@easttn, 02-24-2002 12:09:31  
CHECK WITH MARK HENDERSHOT HE IS PARTING OUT A TO20



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Jone in Norway

02-25-2002 05:20:41




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 Re: Top Link Yoke Connection??? in reply to Pete@easttn, 02-24-2002 12:09:31  
I just did this to my TEA, because this is a weak spot, it rust tight, so i tried to heat it up, but it didnt budge at all, so i drilled a hole in the connection in the rear end, until i reached the bushing, and let the drill go a bit down ito the bushing, and fill the hole with parrafin/kerosene, and heat again, then afterfill, and heat and so on..... then i let it cool down, and filled kero in, and let it sit for a day or two, then i found a pica of steel, that fitted tight, and gave it a hard knock with a huge hammer/sledge, and it started moving..... .now i have a hole in the casting, and i dont know what to do with it....mabe i should tap it, and put a grease nipple in?or just seal it with a pice of lead??? anyway, it doesent show that well if i hide it.....

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Pete@easttn

02-25-2002 09:14:37




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 Re: Re: Top Link Yoke Connection??? in reply to Jone in Norway, 02-25-2002 05:20:41  
Hi Jone,
Thanks you gave me an idea, the reason I'm trying to remove this 3 hole piece is to weld bushings in it. Jone do you know if this 3 hole piece that I'm talking about is available new and can be purchased somewhere?



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Jone

02-25-2002 15:39:40




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 Re: Re: Re: Top Link Yoke Connection??? in reply to Pete@easttn, 02-25-2002 09:14:37  
Here in Norway, i havent seen them new, but you can get used ones.....Where are you Located??? I think the TE series and TO series had similar or the same small parts....



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Jone in Norway

02-25-2002 05:20:40




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 Re: Top Link Yoke Connection??? in reply to Pete@easttn, 02-24-2002 12:09:31  
I just did this to my TEA, because this is a weak spot, it rust tight, so i tried to heat it up, but it didnt budge at all, so i drilled a hole in the connection in the rear end, until i reached the bushing, and let the drill go a bit down ito the bushing, and fill the hole with parrafin/kerosene, and heat again, then afterfill, and heat and so on..... then i let it cool down, and filled kero in, and let it sit for a day or two, then i found a pica of steel, that fitted tight, and gave it a hard knock with a huge hammer/sledge, and it started moving..... .now i have a hole in the casting, and i dont know what to do with it....mabe i should tap it, and put a grease nipple in?or just seal it with a pice of lead??? anyway, it doesent show that well if i hide it.....

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