gregwisdom92
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John deere 3020 early front drawbar support front horizontal pin removal do I drive the roll pin through? Since I now see no place for it to come out thanks in advance
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Hay maker2
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Nope, not yet.
Get a big hammer and pound the "horizontal" pin out. You will need to beat it pretty hard. Once the support is on the floor, you can drive the roll pin through. The rill pin holds the front bushing into position.
Muir hill 101
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Last front pin i took out I had to use a ball joint press
after you get the big pin out then drive the roll pin lost
to replace the bushing
after you get the big pin out then drive the roll pin lost
to replace the bushing
Other comments are correct.
The front drawbar support pin can be difficult to drive out because it gets worn and you have to beat the misshapen pin out.
I attached a picture of a worn pin that drove out hard.
An appropriate sized brass drift and a large ball peen or short handled sledge work great.
Don't get discouraged. Feel the opposite side from time to time to see if you are moving it. Once you get past the bent metal on the pin it drives right out.
Alot of people will tell you that the roll pin is "blind".
That is not correct. The roll pin is used to position the front bushing and can be driven out easily once the front support pin is removed.
Make sure you have the drawbar supported some way. You don't want it coming down on you. It's a bit heavy ~50 lbs or so.
The front drawbar support pin can be difficult to drive out because it gets worn and you have to beat the misshapen pin out.
I attached a picture of a worn pin that drove out hard.
An appropriate sized brass drift and a large ball peen or short handled sledge work great.
Don't get discouraged. Feel the opposite side from time to time to see if you are moving it. Once you get past the bent metal on the pin it drives right out.
Alot of people will tell you that the roll pin is "blind".
That is not correct. The roll pin is used to position the front bushing and can be driven out easily once the front support pin is removed.
Make sure you have the drawbar supported some way. You don't want it coming down on you. It's a bit heavy ~50 lbs or so.
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