Posted by Jamo58 on April 05, 2015 at 11:59:19 from (96.236.143.186):
I need to change out a beat (3 point) lift arm on my ford 4630. I can't figure out how the bottom pin/bolt comes out - there is one for each lift arm beneath the rear axle. I took the nut off of one end - there is a rectangular steel tab protruding from what looks like the pin on the other side, but I can't make it budge and I wanted to ask before I go hammering and prying away so that I don't break something. The ball joint end of the lift arm moves freely on the pin but the pin/bolt itself won't budge. Anything special here? I wish I had a photo - The attached parts image I think is the pin that I can't seem to remove. Thoughts?
Thanks,
Jameson
This post was edited by Jamo58 at 12:04:45 04/05/15.
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