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1020 adjustable link

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machinery-man

11-09-2007 14:31:29




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Haven"t been into the adjustable linkage but my arm and lever is complete but will not rotate the shaft. Seems like something stripped...wonder if a roll pin, just never have torn into one...any suggestions or comments from experienced members.




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grwrench

11-10-2007 13:10:38




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 Re: 1020 adjustable link in reply to machinery-man, 11-09-2007 14:31:29  
when you disassemble this thing, probably the thrust bearing at the top of the vertical shaft is chewed up. correct that issue. most likely problem is, the short shaft the fold up lever is fastened to does NOT fit deep enough into the slotted ball. i have welded more length to the flat blade end of top shaft to fit deeper into the ball. most likely new parts alone will NOT PERMANENTLY fix your problem. 40 yr.JD MECH.

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TomIN

11-10-2007 12:09:43




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 Re: 1020 adjustable link in reply to machinery-man, 11-09-2007 14:31:29  
I assume that you are referring to the right hand leveling link--or whatever it is called. I have a 301a industrial version of the 1020 with the same issue. The John Deere parts site drawing isn't entirely clear. The crank handle and output shaft seem to be joined in a ball. I can only guess that the problem is that the end of the crank handle or hole in the ball to which it fits have been wallowed out. Deere wants over $100 for the pair of parts. Using a small pipe wrench on the shaft seems to be the only cheap way out.

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machinery-man

11-10-2007 04:17:45




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 Re: 1020 adjustable link in reply to machinery-man, 11-09-2007 14:31:29  
3 point linkage...



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Tx Jim

11-10-2007 04:07:41




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 Re: 1020 adjustable link in reply to Gerald J., 11-09-2007 14:31:29  
What adjustable link are you reffering to? Tx Jim



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