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Dwayne Berry

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I'm hoping to find someone here who can tell me how to get the lift arm seals out of my tractor. It's not like the TL series where you can just unbolt the piece where the seal is. After the arm is off there appears to be what the diagram calls a bushing that almost appears pressed in. The seal is behind it. Then another bushing behind the seal that the shaft actually rides on.
If anyone has ever done this job I'd sure appreciate some tips. It looks like a slide hammer with an inner bearing puller might grab all this stuff and pull it out if the rear tire is removed.
 
Hi Dwayne, I don't know how to fix your problem but you could probably get more help on the Ford forum. I
was interested in your name. I am Ron Berry from Charleston SC. Our family settled here in the 1700s.
Curious if we are kin.
Ron Berry
 
(quoted from post at 09:37:57 11/18/18) Hi Dwayne, I don't know how to fix your problem but you could probably get more help on the Ford forum. I
was interested in your name. I am Ron Berry from Charleston SC. Our family settled here in the 1700s.
Curious if we are kin.
Ron Berry
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Have no idea about the kinship. I haven't looked up our genealogy but, I know we've been in Ky for a long time.
 
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