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11-30-2014, 09:53 PM
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Removing Broken Pin from Implement Lift
On my 125, I have a broken pin for the release rod (push button for implement lift) and I wonder how I can get it off?
Lift Pin in Handle.jpg Below is a picture of the spare release pin I plan to replace the broken one. The red arrow points where the old pin has broken off. The part of the push pin to the left is still threaded to the release rod inside the lift handle. Implement Lift Pin.jpg What I have done so far was to remove the ratchet from the implement lift assembly in hopes that I may be able to push up the lift rod enough to grip the broken pin and unthread it from the release rod. It pushes up just barely enough to just about reach the top of the handle tube. I can grip it with long nose vise grip but not a regular vise grip or pliers. The long nose pliers (vise-grip) is too springy and doesn't hold so good when I try to unthread the broken pin. Very close but no dice! Has anybody any ideas or suggestions? Hopefully, someone here has been down this road before! Thanks for looking and any help is much appreciated!
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Two 125's and a 124 all with 42" decks Plow blade #2 Cart QA36 snowthower 
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