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4230 load control shaft removal ***#@**#@

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Aggrivated ***#

12-24-2001 12:21:30




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Need some advice on how to get retainers out of drawbar support,snap rings were easy,but these***#@**#@ retainers are both manure welded in place.HELP,I think all Santa's going to leave me is coal and switches after this!If the wife doesn't leave first,hope you have a good holiday anyway.




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Don

12-24-2001 14:25:52




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 Re: 4230 load control shaft removal ***#@**#@ in reply to Aggrivated ***#@**#@, 12-24-2001 12:21:30  
Generaly the one that's leaking will come out the easiest, but, soak them well with penetrant. Take a large hammer and a drift punch, hit the caps to drive them in (be carefull not to pean the yoke)and make the caps hit the shaft enough to move it. Keep going from one side to the other untill one of them moves. Grab it with vice grips and keep working it . It will come out but be patient. The shaft and bushings will be shot, replace them and the seals (the shaft rusts and pits where the seal sits). The bushings in the transmission case wear out and the seal has limited travel and they fail , especially if you move large bales .The busheings have to be installed correctly, they are tapered on the inside diameter (smaller inside diameter goes to the outside. The outer diameter is chamfered and goes inside the case )The seals have to be installed correctly also(comes with directions)Beg or borrow a driver from your dealer to do this ,if not you will do it again , I promise. Hope this helps. Don

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Randy

01-03-2004 13:43:15




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 Re: Re: 4230 load control shaft removal ***#@**#@ in reply to Don, 12-24-2001 14:25:52  
what's the best way to get the old load control bushings out ?



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Mark

12-24-2001 14:17:05




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 Re: 4230 load control shaft removal ***#@**#@ in reply to Aggrivated ***#@**#@, 12-24-2001 12:21:30  
Whats the matter goob? I let you use my manual.



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