Finished another project

SVcummins · Dec 29, 2019

Neighbor brought his 4020 by to have me seal up some hydraulic leaks . I replaced the load control shaft bushings and seals and then found a steel line that the park lever on the transmission rubbed a hole in . Need new battery?s and it?s out the door .

jeffcat · Dec 29, 2019

WOW talk about a dirt magnet! Does protect the paint job.

showcrop · Dec 29, 2019

Looks like he got the good out of the seals.

37chief · Dec 29, 2019

Looks Cold. How did you get the bushings out? I am facing that problem now. I bought after market bushings, that look good, but need to get the old ones out first. Stan

tomstractorsandtoys · Dec 29, 2019

Take a shaft and drive them out from the opposite side. I have a tire iron that we use that we ground an offset in to catch the bushing better. Once in a while it takes a second person to use a big punch or bar to hold the first bar in place while you pound on it. Tom

37chief · Dec 29, 2019

Thanks tom. Stan

SVcummins · Dec 30, 2019

Stan I made a long punch to knock the bushings out with its just a piece of shaft I ground a notch in sure knocks the bushings out nice it?s about 2.5 feet long 3/8 diameter

SVcummins · Dec 30, 2019

Yes all that grease does protect the paint it took me 4 cans of brake clean and about an hour with the air compressor and air nozzle blowing just to find the lines

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