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JD GP series power lifts

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GPWT

05-22-2003 19:40:18




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I recently picked up a GP power lift, been looking for one of these for some time now.

I unbolted the lift from the PTO and noticed that the worm gear on the lift is not symmetrical at all. Is it supposed to be that way? I never had one apart and will take this one apart and rebuild it, the mechanism seems bound up but it is otherwise in good condition.

The worm gear locks onto a "latch plate" (probably not the right part name) during the lift cycle, the latch plate is held onto the pitman crank shaft by splines, but it must also be held on by a cross pin or set screw. How is it held on? I need to get this thing apart but don't want to damage anything.

When I take it apart, are there any cautionary notes? Are there springs that fly out, or other "surprises"?

Thanks for any info on this!

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Mark

05-23-2003 10:51:23




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 Re: JD GP series power lifts in reply to GPWT, 05-22-2003 19:40:18  
call Corky Groth at 563-285-7009, he's an expert on GP stuff. He won't be home until sunday, as he's at the Waukee Iowa swap meet.



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