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3020 Load Control Shaft

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DHunter n NOLa

08-20-2002 16:41:22




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My 3020 S/N 134676R developed a serious hydraulic fluid leak from the right side of the drawbar support. I diagnosed it as a failed oil seal on the load control shaft and decided to attempt the repair. I have the load control shaft extending out 15 inches on the left side of the support and at that point there seems to be something binding it. I can't pull it out any further nor can I rotate it by hand. I haven't gotten 'rough' with it; just doing it by hand. I'm afraid the Load Control Arm is binding the shaft. I'm also afraid that I'll have to remove the rockshaft housing assembly in order to remove the load control shaft so that I can drop the drawbar support to service the oil seals and bushings.

I removed and replaced the load control shaft on a 4120 some time ago with no problems. That's what made me 'brave' enough to attempt this one.

Someone please help me out of this mess I've gotten myself into.

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twopop

08-20-2002 19:11:24




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 Re: 3020 Load Control Shaft in reply to DHunter n NOLa, 08-20-2002 16:41:22  
up by the seat frame on the right side,there is the draft control lever.make sure that it is in the lowest position,to release the pressure on the load control shaft.I think you just have it in a bind.



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