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want hold plow position

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John Sweat

03-28-2006 06:08:28




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I have a 35MF Diesel Deluxe. The problem is that when using turning plows if you hit anything the plows will no longer hold position. I carried it to a friend and he said a valve would get stuck when plows hit hard object and often will not come unstuck. He fooled around with the valve(open side plate on right side) and got it to working. I went back to plowing and it happened again. Anyone got any suggestions? I cant seem to find the valve he messed with.

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John Sweat

03-28-2006 11:48:28




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 Re: want hold plow position in reply to John Sweat, 03-28-2006 06:08:28  
Someone posted a while back that you need to take sideplate off and see if roller has come from between the two levers and if it has, then replace it back between the two. I opened the plate and the roller had come from between the levers, problem is I dont know how to get it back in place. Can someone help me out with this?



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in sticks

03-29-2006 04:46:39




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 Re: want hold plow position in reply to John Sweat, 03-28-2006 11:48:28  
if the little pins on the end of the roller are ok just pop it in with your hand. the ears on the lever have some tension on them to hold it in place.it's a fiddle job



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John Sweat

03-29-2006 14:56:21




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 Re: want hold plow position in reply to in sticks, 03-29-2006 04:46:39  
I didnt quite follow what you meant by popping it back in with your hand. Does the roller go between the 2 levers? Also, I didnt see any pins on the roller at all. I have messed with this till Im blue in the face, I know it cant be to much of a job , because my friend simmply took side plate off and fiddled with something and got it to work fine. Can you give me a little more help on this?



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