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Re: HYDROLIC LIFT ARMS WILL NOT DROP ALL THE WAY ON 966
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Posted by Les Repair on March 28, 2000 at 17:23:29 from (206.28.174.130):
In Reply to: HYDROLIC LIFT ARMS WILL NOT DROP ALL THE WAY ON 966 posted by TOM on March 27, 2000 at 19:14:23:
Take the casting which the top link of the three point hitch fastens to off the tractor. Inside on the right hand side you will see an arm coming diagnaly throughb the oil. There is also an arm comming from the top. The arm from the top has slid around the one from the bottom. You can probably spring the bottom arm to the side enough to pull the top arm aroung it. The spring on the top arm is tough but you should be able pull the arm around.
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