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45 loader pins

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john

11-20-2003 15:28:40




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how do you get the pins that hold the cylinder end and the support legs on off. i took the roll pin out and got the ram out and i have the nut off of it. is there a certain way you drive it out the pin is free it moves side to side and you can turn it round and round but won't come out. i gave up for today i was afraid i was going to mess it up i thought i would ask some questions to make sure that i was doing it right..thanks guys

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MIKE

11-22-2003 06:28:59




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 Re: 45 loader pins in reply to john, 11-20-2003 15:28:40  
John, did you get the pins out of the loader yet? I had mine out a few years back. After the support leg is removed, the pin should pull out. You'll probably have to pull the pins from the opposite side as the threads, since the slot that clamps the leg in place is usally distorted. Let me know if your still having problems, I have some other ideas if you don't have the pin out yet. Was the roll pins that hold the rod end to the shaft broken? Both of mine were broke. They looked fine because all the dirt in the center of the pin held them together. As soon as I cleaned them up they fell into pieces. What tractor do you have the loader on. Mine is a 1950 model "B". I use it to plow my driveway in the winter.

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