Attaching a plow or cultivators or? Pins go in from the outside... If they have been replaced over the years they may be the incorrect length. If you twist the retaining plate 90 degrees and insert the pin, it should not protrude past the back side of the U of the rockshaft so as to interfere with anything. Twist the retainer 90 degrees again and lock it... Reckon you know that though... The retainers are spring loaded from the center and have two holes, one at either end that are smaller than the pin head...
If you are installing a plow and are putting the lift link on the left side I assume you have a left hand plow?
I know it isn't the side you are looking for but, either way all of the pins go in and are retained the same way in all 3 rockshafts off of the touch control...
This post was edited by Rootsy at 09:25:18 05/05/09 2 times.
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