Thanks to all of you for your advice. Unfortunately I do NOT have a manual for this cutter and don't even know the John Deer model#
As a former engineering student, I must say that this pitman arm clamp is one of the dumbest devices I have ever encountered. Even the Egyptians of ancient times could build something better than this. John Deer should be ashamed of itself. As for a #110 Cutter, I would be interested in a photo of it, Ben adn what you are asking for it and where you are located. Thanks to all again.;
I just got another pitman arm and will try the hose clamp idea, If that doesn't work, I may look for a different cutter. I don't have tons of time to "crap around" with this..it just gets annoying.
Happy 4th of July to all. It is still a great country...the American people are terrific--even if the present government, and the past ones of recent date are doing their best to screw the country up! But, as a people, we will survive, I'm confident of that. Someone recently wrote about how we can "learn from Europe"--I almost blew my lunch over that one!!!
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