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Re: Load control shaft on 3020
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Posted by Woodrow Caul on October 25, 2005 at 20:30:08 from (65.169.128.154):
In Reply to: Load control shaft on 3020 posted by Don from Texas on October 25, 2005 at 14:48:37:
You can get an updated bushing through after market companys that is much better than the Deere ones. Plan on replaceing the bushings,seals and shaft at one time. The after market bushing is wider and doesn't wear on the shaft as bad, and has the o-ring groove machined in it to sdd extra sealing. Have or build youself a seal driver because those seals ar pretty thin and will self destruct. A category 2 3-point pin fits perfect. Lastly fill the back side of seal with gun grease to keep that spring from jumping off during install.
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