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    Lifter arm support repair?

    At this time, rather than waiting for the load arms my neighbor just needs the front loader. So with that bit of information from her, would I be able to use 2 of the T22653 part to plug the loadbar holes? Are there any other parts needed or do they just plug in like a button?
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    Lifter arm support repair?

    It would be #21 except that if you read the Remarks for #21 it says ''(SUB L26937, (2) R57619, (2) R47061 AND (2) 11M7082). They are subbing #28 shaft, plus #29, #30, and #31 for both ends of it. The bushings #3, the thrust washers #4, and the seals#5 are the same numbers. You don't need #1...
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    Lifter arm support repair?

    Given the amount of shaft sticking out on the other side there is a chance it just lost the pin (# 29 in the drawing wore out posted for you) and the load shaft slid to the right. When you look in the hole if the end of the shaft is visible and appears smooth/machined, that may be the case. The...
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    Lifter arm support repair?

    2020 Operator's Manual says 10 gallons for the transmission and hydraulic. The transmission and rear end are the same oil reservoir and is used for the hydraulics as well. Plan on that amount, it likely won't take all of it, as some usually remains somewhere in the system, but I would expect...
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    Lifter arm support repair?

    I will have those images of the numbers tomorrow. An update from their son, her husband stopped it right where it dropped that arm. So no broken parts on the ground is a good sign. I ll drain the remaining fluid and see if I can get a scope in there too, but I ll let the awesome community here...
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    Lifter arm support repair?

    Once you get the correct model number, we may be able to help you with more detailed info, and a way to get at least an Operator's manual, if your neighbor doesn't have manuals for it. Look for a tag riveted to the right side of the transmission which would be the tractor serial number tag for...
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    Lifter arm support repair?

    It was only run 300 feet down to where it s parked now. According to my neighbor her late husband heard the clunk of the grader detachment and then just parked it in front of their barn where it s sat the last few months. If I pull the cloth they used to stop the leak, it still wants to so my...
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    Lifter arm support repair?

    Only owning a skid steer I wouldn t even even thought to look at that! Awesome so it is JD. I ll see if I can pull the exact model this weekend. I really appreciate the help!
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    Lifter arm support repair?

    The neighbor told me it was a Ford, which I haven t verified. I just snapped the pictures as I drove past. I can swing by this weekend and try to see if the retaining pin is the only issue, I didn t try tonight. At a glance I would wager it s a Deer and not a Ford, just from the rear images I...
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    Lifter arm support repair?

    Trying to help my neighbor out, her late husband broke their 1964 Ford Tractor like this, see pictures. It looks like it s just the pin, but she says it leaked fluid from the hole hence the cloth to prevent anything from getting inside. Any tips, would this be something that could be tapped back...
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