rchristensen
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If you can repair the lift arm while it is on the tractor you will be a lot better off. I would put a lot of penetrating oil on it and get under it and see if you can get the lower metal rod to move up and down. It is probably full of rust.
If you have to replace the lift handle you will need to drive out a spirol pin in the item #10 and that is always a bear. You don't want to have to remove the rock shaft as they are usually rusted and someone has painted them so they are about impossible to get out unless you destroy them.
If you can repair the lift arm while it is on the tractor you will be a lot better off. I would put a lot of penetrating oil on it and get under it and see if you can get the lower metal rod to move up and down. It is probably full of rust.
If you have to replace the lift handle you will need to drive out a spirol pin in the item #10 and that is always a bear. You don't want to have to remove the rock shaft as they are usually rusted and someone has painted them so they are about impossible to get out unless you destroy them.