Posted by jswintx on June 24, 2009 at 07:48:30 from (72.164.70.174):
I have a JD 1020 diesel, the three point rockshaft started leaking on the right side at the seal on top of the rear housing. After taking the top housing off, I discovered it was just the o-ring, but of course I had to also replace the gasket. Once I reassembled the rockshaft, I started the tractor and the lift arms began to raise, even with the hand control lever down. Now... where did I make my mistake in reassembling. There is a lever sticking up that has a spring at the bottom, it goes to the draft sensors, and this lever sticking up attaches to the side of the piston, I think. What position does that need to be or where does that need to be placed in the rockshaft? Could this be the problem? Any ideas? Thanks
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