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hydroharry
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Bill - I'm glad you understand. I don't see anything in that pic that is really as Ryan describes as "bolts to the frame", except that knob. Your pic does show the "Rockershaft" I mentioned - which is the part with a hole in it that the lift rod connects to. Geez, where is Ryan.
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That part requires a 5/16" coiled roll pin but Ryan may have had one where a PO replaced the roll pin with a bolt. I've seen more than one that way. To me he's obviously talking about the little arm directly beneath the number 3 in the picture Bill J. posted. He also mentioned "hydro" which eliminates the strong arm altogether. Ryan also stated the "little arm where you install a lift rod".
That part requires a 5/16" coiled roll pin but Ryan may have had one where a PO replaced the roll pin with a bolt. I've seen more than one that way. To me he's obviously talking about the little arm directly beneath the number 3 in the picture Bill J. posted. He also mentioned "hydro" which eliminates the strong arm altogether. Ryan also stated the "little arm where you install a lift rod".
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Wayne - yup, I think he's talking about that little arm directly below the No. 3 in the pic, and that arm is called the "Rockershaft". But it ain't bolted to the frame. It's attached with a roll pin as you noted, but still not to the frame. That roll pin attaches it to a rod that goes thru the frame. And Ryan has enough of these units to know it needs a roll pin, not a bolt. This thread is sure filling up. I hope Tom H posts that caption again (hehehe).
Wow, didn't know there was so much confusion! Wayne is right, the arm directly below #3 in the pic. Someone should have just emailed me...haha. Thanks for the help guys!
Sorry Harry, I was outside working on the Cubs. I realize the piece dosent bolt, its pinned...my bad choice of words. Sorry for the wait!
Sorry Harry, I was outside working on the Cubs. I realize the piece dosent bolt, its pinned...my bad choice of words. Sorry for the wait!
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Hey Ryan - geez, as long as you were working on Cubs then it's ok. We were having fun here trying to figure it out.
So you need a "Rockershaft". That odd shaped steel part shown just below the no. 3 in the pic below. There must be a graveyard around that has one. Hydro lift ain't much good without it.
So you need a "Rockershaft". That odd shaped steel part shown just below the no. 3 in the pic below. There must be a graveyard around that has one. Hydro lift ain't much good without it.
mfrade
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Gasp! Hydro Harry want you to get one from a "DONOR" tractor??
