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wirehair

06-07-2004 07:52:55

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Hello folks,

I am in need of assistance to locate a spare part for my 3 point linkage.

First the story.

I was doing some leveling over the weekend with the box blade. One of the teeth got caught in the tire chain and by the time I got the tractor to stop bucking and dropped the blade a part that connects driver side lower control arm to the axle was severely bent. Passenger side lower control arm popped off the socket on the axle and was loose.

I am going to try and get this part straightened, but I think it has been weakened and would like to locate a replacement for it.

I also put a good size rip in the tire. Any suggestions on fixing it ? I put some rubber cement and compression strap on it, but not sure if this is going to hold.

Thank you for any help you have to offer.

Wirehair

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Dennis

06-13-2004 15:00:24

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Re: Bent Part in reply to wirehair, 06-07-2004 07:52:55

I have any parts you would need on a parts tractor I have here. I have the studs that attach to the axle housings and I also have the axle housings if that is what you need! Email me at resden@tcei.com if you are interested in pursuing this further!

Dennis

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mowr

06-08-2004 10:57:55

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Re: Bent Part in reply to wirehair, 06-07-2004 07:52:55

You probably can find your parts used at one of the yards or new at the dealers. It sounds like the tire needs a 'section repair', a heat process that vulcanizes a new section in. Check the truck and tractor tire repair shops in your area to see if this would be a more cost-effective alternative than replacing the tire

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