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MF 275 3 pt

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jerryinpa

02-21-2007 11:54:39




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A gentleman I work with is repairng the hydrauilics on a MF 275 3 pt hitch and asked me for some internet help. He said when his buddy took the hydraulics apart for the hitch, three springs fell off and he can"t figure out where they go. I wanted to see if anyone on here had any pics from a parts/service manual showing any springs or could give some friendly advice.

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DavidP, South Wales

02-22-2007 05:02:59




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 Re: MF 275 3 pt in reply to jerryinpa, 02-21-2007 11:54:39  
Hi, dangerous job that. Like a surgeon on a bad day. 'Where do all the bits go'
It would appear that your mate has removed the hydraulic cover and taken it apart without observing the correct procedures.
There are 3 springs under the cover. The smallest, abot 2 inches long and 3/8" in dia fits between the 'dog' linkage lever and the roller frame. You will see a lug on the frame and in the lever.
The other two springs are about 6 inches in free length and have a bore size of about 7/16".
These fit on the rods attached to the roller frames. The ends of the rods pass through the backing plate which is mounted on the piston casing.
I would suggest that your friend obtains a shop manual for the tractor pretty quickly.

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