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60 Rear Rockshaft

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JacobM

01-25-2000 15:01:08




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Recently got a 1955 60 has quick couplers on right, now how do I make the rockshaft work?




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Linwood

01-25-2000 21:44:09




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 Re: 60 Rear Rockshaft in reply to JacobM, 01-25-2000 15:01:08  
If you just have the square shaft with no hitch arms, it will not rotate to the lower position with out considerable weight. If you have no weight on it, then with the engine off and the lever held in lower position, try a large wrench to turn the shaft. If that is not the problem follow the last post.



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clooney

01-25-2000 17:00:10




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 Re: 60 Rear Rockshaft in reply to JacobM, 01-25-2000 15:01:08  
Jacob, #1 make sure the power-trol pump is turned on, make sure the metering screw is opened to about 2 turns out, make sure it has the plugs in the two rear ports instead of the oil couplings. The plugs are the ones that are solid on the back with no threads to put fittings in. If the quick couplers are on the back, it probably has the oil line couplings. If it has the couplings on the side instead of the rear & has an AA-5724R selector valve post back its different.

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JacobM

01-25-2000 17:29:47




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 Re: Re: 60 Rear Rockshaft in reply to clooney, 01-25-2000 17:00:10  
Thanks Clooney By the way where can I get the plugs at.



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clooney

01-25-2000 17:44:35




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 Re: Re: Re: 60 Rear Rockshaft in reply to JacobM, 01-25-2000 17:29:47  
Jacob, if they are not with the tractor, ask the previous owner. I don't know if they are still avilable from John Deere,if not most used parts yards have them. Try Shorty [email protected]



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JacobM

01-25-2000 17:51:31




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 60 Rear Rockshaft in reply to clooney, 01-25-2000 17:44:35  
Thanks a bunch!



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