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Super 55 Lift arm adjustments

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KM07

04-11-2005 10:09:26




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Hi Folks - Thanks in advance for your help. I have a early super 55 that has the turnbuckle on the left side below the seat. I know twisting that will take the arms up or down. How much is too much ? I don't want to damage anything by having it raise to high. Whats the correct way to adjust? Thanks




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oliverfan

04-11-2005 12:04:07




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 Re: Super 55 Lift arm adjustments in reply to KM07, 04-11-2005 10:09:26  
I have a 57 model super 55, and the way you adjust the three point on it is the same. (I think) Unhook anything hooked up to the three point.
Move the lever beside the seat to the rear on the quadrant. Grab the lower arms of the three point, and see how much play you have between where the hydralic stops lifting, and clear up.
There should be about 1 1/2 inches of free travel. If there is not, then adjust the turn buckle untill there is. This adjustment should work. Good Luck.

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old

04-11-2005 11:39:08




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 Re: Super 55 Lift arm adjustments in reply to KM07, 04-11-2005 10:09:26  
That depends on what equipment you are useing, some need to be up higher and some don't and some need one side higher then the other. Its hard to adjust them wrong as long as the equipment doesn't hit the fenders etc



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