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    1010 rockshaft seals

    I wanted to try replacing them on the tractor, but I doubt it'd work given the crud in there. Especially the left side, where the seal is pretty deep. I don't know if I have something to drive it ("thin-wall pipe" that big). But then I couldnd't get the lift arms off, anyway. I pulled the...
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    1010 rockshaft seals

    Can't edit, so new post ... ... and now I "get" why the left seal is so much bigger than the right one.
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    1010 rockshaft seals

    Thank you, that's what I needed. And thanks again for the pump &etc. (I know it all works because it started leaking like crazy. ;)
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    1010 rockshaft seals

    Mine is earlier. And I don't have a service manual anyway. That's why I'm asking how the rockshaft is supposed to come out -- I want to at least clean it up right.
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    1010 rockshaft seals

    I have an oil leak at the rockshaft (been sitting in the weather forever). The bushings seem fine. This is a goofy rockshaft (industrial) with two cylinders but just one control (quadrant). I have the rockshaft housing off the tractor, removed the control arms, and loosened the rear housing...
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    adding remotes to a 1010

    Thanks. These spools must have pressure relief because it was the same issue on the loader. (It was a JD loader.) They are four-way, three position, center-return spools -- I don't think there's a float. Everything is open center. To simplify the plumbing, I'll re-route the pump output line...
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    adding remotes to a 1010

    Looks like I can't PM you, so here goes. [email protected] Thanks.
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    adding remotes to a 1010

    First off, I don't really know what I'm talking about here. I'm just reading the Army Hydraulics Field Manual (FM 5-499). Also apologies, because hydraulics questions always get into complicated arguments. I have two control valves left over from a loader, which were used with a front-mounted...
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    1010W rockshaft seal

    This place is great. Thank you.
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    1010W rockshaft seal

    I might as well just fess up: I have a 1010W. I'm finally getting the hydraulics to work. So that means chasing a bunch of leaks. Right now, I'm dealing with the rockshaft seals. I bought AM3432T seals, which looks right for the right side. But this funny rockshaft takes a larger seal on...
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    1010 upper link length

    Sorry for the confusion. Maybe soon my Parade Queen can earn some keep plowing snow.
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    1010 upper link length

    Of course. The two that are readily available (generic, sitting on the shelf, right down in town) have a "minimum length 21 or 24 inches". They adjust longer than that. I'm just trying to figure out the best one to get. My 1010 didn't come to me with the 3-pt hitch. I'm rounding all of that up...
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    1010 upper link length

    I have a choice of top links: minimum length 21" or 24". What would you pick? (Either one is just $40.) My lift arms are about 30" long. For the foreseeable future, I'm just lifting a scraper blade. Continued thanks.
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    1010 upper link length

    How much? [email protected]
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    1010 upper link length

    It's actually a 1010W. (I hate to say that out loud.) I got lift arms from an RU, which had the same trunnion pins and lower frame. So I bet a utility would be the same as mine. Thanks!
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