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08-05-2024, 11:01 AM
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You may also have fore and aft play in the axle "C" channel as well as worn axle pin and bushing to.
Drop the axle and give the channel the old "squeezeroo" to snug it back up and check the pin and bushing fit. Don't forget there should be a grease fitting on the right underside of the axle proper to lube the pin that might need some attn. as well. 
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08-05-2024, 08:25 PM
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This is good advice and this work should go quickly (if you've got a good punch and a BFH).
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08-20-2024, 12:48 AM
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Hi all! Well, I finally got hold of a proper nut and installed it on the upper end of the drag link. I love my 102! It's a bit tough getting on and off of it though, but I guess it counts as yoga. The only other issue I had was the steering. Left turns were super sharp, but right turns not so much. I shortened the drag link about an inch, and now it steers a bit shorter to the right, but still shortest turning left. It is good enough that I can live with it, my thinking being that since the mower discharges to the right, a shorter left turn going around things like trees and such is desireable. Thanks to all who offered your help!
My blade is all painted and ready for snow. Next up is installing the three point and it's helper spring!
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