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    Need help with Bush Hog 306 gearbox

    Yeah, you can't really tell from the pics and they do look pittetd/rusty but they're not. Just surface rust, I cleaned them up yesterday with a wire wheel.
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    Need help with Bush Hog 306 gearbox

    From what I can tell, the gears will clean up. Cogs are good. I'll just be replacing seals and bearings, and going that route I don't think will break the bank.
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    Need help with Bush Hog 306 gearbox

    I've been trying to find the answer in the meantime on the web. I found that there is an indentation on the nut that you can drive the nut in the off direction with a drift punch. So I've got the gears off and the outer bearings. The inner and races I'll have pressed off...it's getting exciting...
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    Need help with Bush Hog 306 gearbox

    Maybe I'll get this now since I reduced size of pics. Sorry for the extra post, it won't let me edit.
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    Need help with Bush Hog 306 gearbox

    Here's some pics, if I get them to upload.
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    Need help with Bush Hog 306 gearbox

    After about 3 days of soaking with solvent, beating and using pressure from a 12 ton jack, we got the stump jumper off. Then removed the gearbox. I've opened up the gearbox, but need help for how I get the nuts off the gears to be able to pull shafts and get to bearings and seals.[/img]
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    MF 65 gauge set delivered...now what...

    Thanks for the heads up. I'll check out how things are and document it, via photos too and tape. I will let you know how things turn out.
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    MF 65 gauge set delivered...now what...

    I've ordered my gauge set off ebay and received them yesterday, except they sent two amperes gauges and no fuel gauge. I contacted them and the fuel gauge is being shipped. What I'm wanting to do is remove the dash and old gauges and paint the dash prior to setting the new gauges. Any tips...
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    Hydraulic Diverter MF65

    Thanks, that is exactly what I needed to know. They build them for trucks, but I was brain dead about it until you mentioned it. Mine is straight.
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    Hydraulic Diverter MF65

    Thanks ptfarmer. I've got a question on that pull type brush hog, I was looking at the video and notice that the front dives low and the rear is way up. I was pulling it with my case 830ck, which the drawbar is higher. I'm thinking if I pull some of the collar spacers on the cylinder it will...
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    Hydraulic Diverter MF65

    Ok, thanks everyone for your help and time in getting me to understand the diverter enough to put it to use. I picked up the hose and female coupler today and hooked it up after supper. Just like I was told it raises and lowers using the 3 point lift lever with the diverter in the correct...
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    Hydraulic Diverter MF65

    Thanks again! Well, you enjoy yourself, sounds like your in for a good time.
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    Hydraulic Diverter MF65

    The diverter valve had been installed by previous owners somewhere down the line. There are not detents, the lever moves from front to back, the 3 point operates with the lever pointing straight up. This is what I'm wondering.... If I hook a hose/coupling up to one of the 3/8" ports on the...
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    Hydraulic Diverter MF65

    On the back side of the diverter, there are two inlet/outlets that have 3/8" npt plugs in them, can I hook the hose that would operate the cylinder on my brush hog to either of these 2 ports? And the weight of my brush hog will push oil back to tractor. You're really being helpful, sorry I'm...
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    Hydraulic Diverter MF65

    Thanks for your reply! When you say lift lever, are you talking about the lever for the 3 point? The diverter will change what the 3 point lever operates?
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