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Old 09-26-2011, 08:55 AM
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OK, need some assistance here with the trunnion on my 123. I'm going to rework it to get it to work smooth once again.
Well I redid the one in my 147 and it works exellent, did it in the tractor, but now that I got the fenders off the 123, there's no way it's coming off to be repaired with the room that's there.
Do I have to take the pump out to get at the trunnion? Or is there a secret to it?
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OK, need some assistance here with the trunnion on my 123. I'm going to rework it to get it to work smooth once again.
Well I redid the one in my 147 and it works exellent, did it in the tractor, but now that I got the fenders off the 123, there's no way it's coming off to be repaired with the room that's there.
Do I have to take the pump out to get at the trunnion? Or is there a secret to it?
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Todd your going to have to split the tractor to get to it. One of the down sides of a NF hydro.
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You only need to partially split it not complete remove it.After removing the fenders and the seat pan as one unit or remove the fenders,then the round cover that is on the left side, and then remove the 6 seat pan bolts.I put jack stands under each footrest to keep the tractor slightly off the floor.Disconnect the hydro and brake linkage and tie it off the brake linkage to the filter so it stays above the rockshaft.Remove the bolts holding the tranny on.You only need to slide it back 8"10" to expose the trunion.You may have to guide the drive shaft through the hole in the cover plate under the dash tower.
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Thanks guys for the advice. Got it apart and welded up and filed back to where it should be. Just waiting for parts, I bought the last set of springs and end caps from my dealer when I redid my 147.
Parts should be in Friday, then put it back together and hope everything works as it should. Let's hope so anyway!
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Thanks guys for the advice. Got it apart and welded up and filed back to where it should be. Just waiting for parts, I bought the last set of springs and end caps from my dealer when I redid my 147.
Parts should be in Friday, then put it back together and hope everything works as it should. Let's hope so anyway!
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