Posted by Don-Wi on August 03, 2012 at 18:51:52 from (75.207.101.238):
In Reply to: I'm Not Discouraged posted by Allan In NE on August 03, 2012 at 15:52:01:
Yup, had a similar thing happen a while back when I was plowing with our 1755 and 565 3-16 plow. Oliver's have the claws which make hooking on a breeze, but when the one side came out (think a corn stalk grabbed the lynch pin) it snapped off the top part of the claw. It's not bad to replace, just meant we were down until I got a new one.
Now I use the pins that look like a cotter key, which are bent out just a touch on the bottom. Never had one pull out yet.
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