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230 Fast Hitch problem
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Posted by Tom in SA on May 11, 2007 at 13:13:34 from (24.174.161.92):
I've broken the Lateral Swing Shaft again on our 230 for about the 4th time in the tractor's 50-year life. Can anyone tell me what circumstance causes this? I suspect that it may result from having the swing limit pin engaged while using an implement that ought to be able to swing a bit, but lacking any manual about details of Fast Hitch use, I just don't know for sure. Are there any rules of thumb for when to engage the swing limit pin or not? Which type of implement requires it and which don't, etc? Also, any suggestions on where to try for replacement of the broken Lateral Swing Shaft? Thanks very much for any and all input.
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