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Three point stud size???

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Dan S (NY)

04-23-2002 20:08:08




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I am trying to reduce the amount of slop where the three point arms connect to the tractor. The pins that go into the dif housing are about 3/4" and the inside diamater of the ball is between 7/8" and 15/16". What are the correct sizes for these parts. I would rather just replace the arms instead of the splitting apart the tractor to get to the pins. I was also considering putting a sleave in side the ball to take up the slack. Any suggestions or info appreciated! Thanks, Dan

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Keith F

04-25-2002 03:54:32




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 Re: Three point stud size??? in reply to Dan S (NY), 04-23-2002 20:08:08  
I replaced one on the right side of the tractor. It by the way is the only one that is accessible without tearing the rearend apart. The ring gear completely obstructs the left hand side. If you find the right size replacement ( I had to do some lathe work to the one I found) it can be replaced by removing the PTO shaft and reaching in with a short handled 1/2" drive ratchet. I believe the nut is 1 1/16. Its very close quarters but not impossible. Also, smear some kind of RTV or sealant around the new one to keep it from leaking oil. On the left side I just used a bushing around the worn stud. Good luck.

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Bill Mc

04-24-2002 12:33:02




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 Re: Three point stud size??? in reply to Dan S (NY), 04-23-2002 20:08:08  
Dan The diff pins(lower link shaft) are supposed to be 7/8". The pins must be worn out(Mine were).A 3/4 * 7/8 bushing will work for awhile if your not using it for heavy work.

Bill Mc



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Dan S (NY)

04-24-2002 19:25:11




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 Re: Re: Three point stud size??? in reply to Bill Mc, 04-24-2002 12:33:02  
Thanks! I think I'll try some bushings and new lower arms. This tractor isnt going to be a heavy worker, just push snow around.
Dan



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Mike C.

04-24-2002 10:30:11




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 Re: Three point stud size??? in reply to Dan S (NY), 04-23-2002 20:08:08  
Dan,
Look at left colume under Research & Info for 3-Point Specs.



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