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Link Pin Hydraulic Leak

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Ken Bryan NM

09-14-2002 10:42:56




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My right link pin is loose and leaking hydraulic fluid. I seem to have the same problem as Steve (OH) has in getting to the nut inside the trumpet. My concern is removing the right trumpet and wondering about the steps in doing so.




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Willy-N

09-14-2002 12:47:21




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 Re: Link Pin Hydraulic Leak in reply to Ken Bryan NM, 09-14-2002 10:42:56  
If it were mine I would remove the rear wheel making sure the tractor is being supported real well on jack stands then I would support the trumpet housing with a jack stand while I unbolted the bolts except for 2 one on top and one on the bottom. Then I would use a cherry picker with straps going around the trumpet remove the bottom bolt make sure the straps are snug then pull the top bolt and slide the trumpit out all together. Now I know some will say they weight alot and they do. I am only 128 lbs myself but I have pulled them out by hand and set them on the ground befor. Now I have a cable boom to do it and it saves my back. It is a little harder to get them back on do to lining up everthing and the cherry picker and another person would come in handy. Also a floor jack works good to to lower and pick it up. You are dealing with around 150 lbs of iron so becareful in what you are doing!! The left side has the rear gears in it so the right side is easier to do. Correct me if I am wrong. I just pulled 2- rear tires, left trumpet, both axles, complete Brake asembleys, rear end gears all by hand this morning in 1 1/2 hours by myself and washed the parts off so it can be done. I did not use any lifting means other then my back and hands! This was off a 2N and the axles with drums are heavier then a 8N is!! Mark H.

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