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Ed @IN

03-23-2007 15:27:46




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I"ve found my fork inside the top cover (Hyd. lift)to be broken up at the top in the area where the shaft touches to lowers the arms. The fork has rusted quite a bit and that appears to be the reason for eventually breaking. My question; can I find a new fork or must I weld this one up? Any idea of the cost of a new one?
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Ed in Indiana




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Ed @ IN

03-29-2007 04:39:33




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 Re: TEA20 in reply to Ed @IN, 03-23-2007 15:27:46  
After messing with the quadrant adjustment, I got the 3-pt. arms to work up and down with the welded fork, in spite of the wear in the pivot points. It is still working after several days of experimenting, so I closed up the case and topped off the oil level. I spent some extra time because I did not talk with you fellows first, but at least now the case is clean and we are going to leave it like this as long as it continues to work. The owner was pleased last evening with the way it operates.
So thanks to all of you who offered help thru' this project! John(UK), your help was super valuable. All the rest of you who offered ideas are greatly appreciated as well. I have this forum on my 'favorite' list on our computers and expect to check in again. Regards,
Ed

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John (UK)

03-25-2007 03:53:56




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 Re: TEA20 in reply to Ed @IN, 03-23-2007 15:27:46  
No you can't get a new Control Fork, only source is a tractor wreckers now. Have you emailed me already about this, yesterday? If you need any info about setting it all up, just email me..John



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toolman

03-24-2007 11:44:22




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 Re: TEA20 in reply to Ed @IN, 03-23-2007 15:27:46  
I replaced one in mine years back, got it from a tractor wrecker , you might be able to get them from parts suppliers i don,t know, mine didn,t rust i think i snapped it, was all nice and clean when i got it out, not sure but if i remember i think it may have been brass .Make sure you put some tie wire on the new one when you put it in.



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Bob (Aust)

03-24-2007 02:41:53




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 Re: TEA20 in reply to Ed @IN, 03-23-2007 15:27:46  
I doubt you can buy that part new but I'm sure John (UK) would know. Should be readily available from a tractor wrecker? I know where there is a used one here, probably for nominal cost, but I'm in Australia!



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Ed @ IN

03-25-2007 09:33:35




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 Re: TEA20 in reply to Bob (Aust), 03-24-2007 02:41:53  

Thanks guys for all your suggestions. Yes, John, I emailed you Saturday directly. I will make a call on Monday to see what I can find for a replacement fork. Again, I appreciate this Ferguson forum!
Ed



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