Posted by skybum1inMD on September 06, 2013 at 12:48:31 from (173.50.20.134):
Bought a JD 1020 with a 145 loader. Paid $500 due to the fact that tractor had a cracked block. Tractor worked ok for use with maintaining two horses. Finally broke down, purchased a replacement 1020 started swapping goods part from one to the other. Trying to swap the loader, all parts from one switches to the other, the only problem is the replacement 1020 has some sort of plug (as hard as a bearing, can't drill) in the hole where the pressure control valve mounts on the side of the transmission case. Spoke with local JD service manager several times with no ideas coming from them. Looking for ideas on how to mount? Thanks
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