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Old 10-21-2011, 08:51 PM
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Default Narrow frame 3-point hitch with spring assist install questions

Ok i will start with the spring assist since i got that installed already. After i got the spring assist in now my mower deck is sitting uneven with the side with the spring assist being higher. Is there any way to sure this?

Second i got the rear half of the hitch installed and i am just looking for a link to a install to do the lift block and the rod.

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Old 10-21-2011, 09:16 PM
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Here is the manual for the spring assist install:

http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/NF%20Spring%20Assist.pdf


And here is the one for the 3 point:

http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/NF%203%20PT.pdf


I'm not really sure why one side of the rock shaft is lifting higher than the other, but its possible something isn't hooked up exactly right with the spring assist, or something is binding on it.

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I would agree with Jeff. I intalled one on my tractor and it did not change anything.
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Maybe broken roll pin on the rock shaft?
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Them there rockshafts arms are welded so it may be bent or your mule drive is out of whack...
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Them there rockshafts arms are welded so it may be bent or your mule drive is out of whack...

But before the spring assist the deck hung level and if i disconnected the assist it goes back to level. And to get the bar on the assist to hook in the mount attached to the rocker shaft i have to lift the left side of the mower deck at least 1 inch?

Would the issue be that the tractor had an electric lift that was swapped out for a manual lift off a 127 at some point.
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could you take a pix of the way you have the spring assist installed?

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