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Row Crop 60 lift

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Bob Simpson

08-10-2006 04:44:13




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I'm restoring a 1947 RC 60. The mechanical lift mounted with the transmission gear shift must be removed to replace the damaged floor pan. Any surprises there? Just unbolt and lift it straight up? Any advice is appreciated!
Bob




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Ken L

08-10-2006 16:48:54




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 Re: Row Crop 60 lift in reply to Bob Simpson, 08-10-2006 04:44:13  
No surprises at all. Remove the seat mounts,then remove the lift. Raise it straight up until the shift lever clears. You will have to remove the brake equalizer and then you can remove the floor pan. Make sure that you have the trans. in neutral when you remove the lift. Makes it easier to line up the shift lever when you put in back together. Do use a gasket under the lift when you put it back together. I made one out of gasket paper. Make it as close to the same thickness as possible to the old one so the gear backlash is close to correct. Get help to lift and reset the lift or you could mess it up.

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