Posted by Jim Allen on October 10, 2007 at 06:27:20 from (209.173.160.22):
Had an exciting failure. I was chisel plowing with my 826 and a mounted 9-shank chisel. While moving from one section to another, the right adjustable link pulled apart! The upper part flipped up and hit the lift control quadrent and the chisel dropped on the ground on the right. Lots of fun. I know why. The threads had been rusted solid, probably for decades, and I recently got them working again. Internally, they were very corroded and in looking at it, there was so much material turned to rust that there wasn't enough solid stuff to hold the weight. Needless to say, I replaced both links.
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