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'50 A Rollomatic removal

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njs

09-05-2007 18:49:21




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The picture shows--possibly--that the unit might drop down/off if I remove 4 screws that look like they attach it to the steering shaft plate. I do not want to have to raise it enough to get the shaft out. Am I dreaming? I loosened the 4 screws and thumped the unit with a 4x4 but it did not drop down.




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Pete in MD

09-06-2007 07:01:18




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 Re: '50 A Rollomatic removal in reply to njs, 09-05-2007 18:49:21  
If you do have a split pedistal you can put a wide-front on it. Look in the parts catalog, PC675, if you have one.



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RobMD

09-05-2007 18:53:17




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 Re: '50 A Rollomatic removal in reply to njs, 09-05-2007 18:49:21  
Split pedestals have the rollomatic held to the plate with 4 bolts. Take the bolts all the way out and get something like a 2x4 lever to push it off. Don't let the rollomatic fall to the floor.



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njs

09-05-2007 19:01:42




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 Re: '50 A Rollomatic removal in reply to RobMD, 09-05-2007 18:53:17  
Split pedestal means---? I know that I would be unable to put a wide front end on it due to it's design.



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RobMD

09-05-2007 19:06:30




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 Re: '50 A Rollomatic removal in reply to njs, 09-05-2007 19:01:42  
split pedestal means that the rollomatic will come off even with the underside of the tractor when you take the four bolts out.

A NON-split pedestal requires that you take the steering sector gear bolt out and remove the whole shaft and rollomatic as one unit.

Got a parts book? you can see both versions of the front end.



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njs

09-05-2007 19:21:15




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 Re: '50 A Rollomatic removal in reply to RobMD, 09-05-2007 19:06:30  
RobMD, you made my evening. Thanks!



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