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Charlink513

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Broke a leveling link on the two point hitch of my 656. Have yet to determine what holds the threaded end of the screw in the cast clevis piece. I can turn the broken piece but it seems to have a pivot point within the casting. I checked with the IH parts site but nothing there indicates what holds this part in place in the casting. Called a local IH dealer and the person I spoke to looked at his parts book and could not tell me what held the piece in place. He didn't seem interested in asking a mechanic or maybe he didn't have one. Took the grinder looking for some kind of pin and also the wire wheel on the grinder. Found nothing. What holds these parts together?
 
A rolled pin is what holds the threaded end from comming unscrewed.there is a hole in the cast clevis.line up the pin and hole and useing a punch,drive out the pin.Steve
 
Steve,
Thanks for the information. You could have made it seem more technical and difficult so that I wouldn't feel so incompetent for not having seen that pin when I first checked! Too much grease on the threads for me to see the first time. Again thanks.
Charles
 
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