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Hydralic pin (71) broke- I can't get it out!! HE

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Alex Dula

09-24-2004 19:56:20




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Well after reading a long ago post I found that the position control spring linkage (70)has a pin (71)that was worn away about half of its distance. Well I thought I would remove the old pin and put a lever lock pliers on it to remove and promply broke off the rest of the pin. I put Kroil oil on its several times and tried to knock it out from the outside. Well it is not coming out. Does this mean I need a new pin and linkage (assuming they are still available) or do I keep trying to knock the pin out without ruining the rest of the linkage system?? Any thoughts would be appreciatred.

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Alex

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Bryan(OH)

09-25-2004 05:48:31




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 Re: Hydralic pin (71) broke- I can't get it out!! in reply to Alex Dula, 09-24-2004 19:56:20  
If it is in fact the infamous (cam follower) pin you are referring to, I used a big vice and pushed mine out. I set a socket over the pin that had a larger I.D. than the pin O.D. and approx. the same O.D. as the receiver. I put a punch on the back side of the pin (slightly smaller than the pin O.D.) and kept tightening the vice as I struck the vice with a large hammer (not hard enough to break the vice). This all assumes you have the linkage loose. It drove right out with little difficulty.

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Rob

09-25-2004 03:55:29




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 Re: Hydralic pin (71) broke- I can't get it out!! in reply to Alex Dula, 09-24-2004 19:56:20  
Everywhere I look, 70 is the control arm so I'm not sure what you're dealing with, but....
Get a bigger hammer...and a drift punch. I believe you're talking about that dowel pin (cam follower) and people replace it all the time. It's available and sells for pennies.
Drive it out from the unbroken back-side. Get the arm out and on the bench. Set a socket or big ol' nut (pipe coupling whatever) on the bench, put the pin over the center of the socket, level the arm by blocking the other end, grab your bigger hammer, set your punch on the pin, and smack the punch! If it won't move your hammer isn't big enough.
16oz ball peen is light enough and a 3-lb drilling hammer is a handy kicker for tractor work.

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