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3 point hitch lever

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Brad

09-26-1999 18:29:15




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I have a 9N. The lever that controls the 3 point will not stay down. The fluid level seem fine. Any suggestions?
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Brad




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John C.

09-27-1999 14:00:06




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 Re: 3 point hitch lever in reply to Brad, 09-26-1999 18:29:15  
I had some time so I removed the nut and spring and sprayed the heck out of the end of the shaft with Kroil (concentrating on the keyway).
Let it set a day or two, respraying whenever I went past, and tapping it lightly with a hammer.
Then I put a stack of washers on the shaft and tightened the nut, moving the stuck part inboard.
Then I got a puller with thin fingers and gingerly put it behind the flange of the lever and wrenched 'er off.
Polished the bore and shaft while I had the lever off and gooped it up with anti-sieze when I put it back together.
That's my 2 cent's worth.

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Ron from IL

09-27-1999 10:34:04




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 Re: 3 point hitch lever in reply to Brad, 09-26-1999 18:29:15  
You can use heavy gray gasket material to remake the disc. I think the hole in the center is 5/8" and the outer diameter is around 3". I made one several years ago, and it's still holding up well. Ron



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ZANE

09-26-1999 19:45:06




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 Re: 3 point hitch lever in reply to Brad, 09-26-1999 18:29:15  
There is supposed to be a friction disc at the pivot point of the control handle at the bottom of the quadrant. If the disc is gone it will have to be replaced and that will probably be a big job because the outer half of the friction clutch is made of aluminum and it grows to the steel shaft.It is sometimes possible to heat the aluminum part and get it off but sometimes it has to be melted off and replaced with a new one.

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