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Old 09-19-2013, 12:26 PM
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Looking good Allen

I got the hoses and the new hydraulic nipples on the duel stick 1650 today. But like most times, one thing turns into three.
The hydraulic control valve was stuck, never been used I suppose. So I got out a 2x4 and PB. Blasted and pounded the valve down then it was stuck down. So made this "thing" out of angle iron to pry up on the valve.
Cut a slot in it then added an adjustment bolt to use for plying against the valve assembly. Anyway, up, down, up down and finally everything became free. Hooked up the cylinder and everything works but the cylinder has a little leak.
Next thing is to get the blade blasted and painted.
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Thanks Todd, and your work is looking good!
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I pulled the seat pan to fix my loose trunnion spring. While everything was apart I went ahead and pressure washed all the black off. That led to some rattle canning some rust. The inner spring was broken so I used a small lock washer on that side, a small flat washer on the other side, and two bigger flat washers on the ends of the big spring. No more creep
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Got to lawn sweep the yard with the super. Always enjoy my super seat time!





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I pulled the seat pan to fix my loose trunnion spring. While everything was apart I went ahead and pressure washed all the black off. That led to some rattle canning some rust. The inner spring was broken so I used a small lock washer on that side, a small flat washer on the other side, and two bigger flat washers on the ends of the big spring. No more creep
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I pulled the seat pan to fix my loose trunnion spring. While everything was apart I went ahead and pressure washed all the black off. That led to some rattle canning some rust. The inner spring was broken so I used a small lock washer on that side, a small flat washer on the other side, and two bigger flat washers on the ends of the big spring. No more creep
Great job on your repair! You can enjoy your super now.
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