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2705 lift arm cyl

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Ralf from MI

05-24-2007 06:01:48




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Lift cyl. was leaking so just capped lines off since didn't need the hitch, now that were done I was going to pull the cyl off and fix it. the problem is I can't get either pin to move, been spraying with pen oil, with no luck so far. just wondered if anybody else has run into this or if anyone has a good mix of something they think may free them up. Thanks




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Ralf from MI

05-26-2007 15:58:08




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 Re: 2705 lift arm cyl in reply to Ralf from MI, 05-24-2007 06:01:48  
That top pin came out for me, I had done like you were saying with the heat. the bottom is my problen, on the inside there is a collar with a pin with a cotter key. I made a puller out of a spacer, flat stock, and 5/8 bolt like the servicce mamual shows, been using heat and pen. oil so far no luck, can't get that botton pin to budge. I'm wondering now from what you said about thaking the cyl apart, could that be done on the tractor by having the top free and tipping the cyl down ?

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05-29-2007 07:40:35




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 Re: 2705 lift arm cyl in reply to Ralf from MI, 05-26-2007 15:58:08  
It can be done with 1/2 on the tractor. Probably not the easiest to handle, but possible.



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05-25-2007 14:32:26




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 Re: 2705 lift arm cyl in reply to Ralf from MI, 05-24-2007 06:01:48  
I did get the wiper seal and o-rings changed out on that 2745 last week. In case anyone else needs to do the same job, here"s the routine. The bolt on the top of the lift cylinder is designed in a cone shape. A little heat and it comes right out. The lower pin is assembled with a locking pin with an allen head. Remove the allen bolt and apply a little heat to the housing. The second pin comes out toward the rear wheel. Once you remove the hydraulic line, you will need to remove the fitting from the cylinder. Inside the hole is a pin that needs to be removed. From there, the assembly seperates and you can see your parts for replacement. Overall job time was 2 hours.

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05-25-2007 07:17:22




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 Re: 2705 lift arm cyl in reply to Ralf from MI, 05-24-2007 06:01:48  
Heat. Those pins are a cone shape and will literally fall out when you heat them. See my post about a month ago on the 2745 3 point in this forum. The entire removal procedure is there. The 2705 and the 2745 are the same for removal.



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