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Post by rustneversleeps on Dec 28, 2003 22:41:23 GMT -5
Anyone been through rebuilding JD suspension? My Trailfire 440 suspension is rusted solid. The aluminum rods that are supposed to pivot inside the steel tubes are rusted/corroded solid, and no amount of heating or banging or soaking has freed them ...so far. Where are the zerks? I'm about to start drilling. Suggestions?
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Post by Ryan Hausladen on Dec 30, 2003 8:56:28 GMT -5
i have rebuilt a couple suspesnions, but i have never ran into the shafts frozen in there that hard. You already tried everything i could think of to remove them. the bad thing is as that deere didn't use any grease zerks on there suspensions. they may have in 82 or 83 models but i have never owned one o find out.
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Post by cheap on Jan 2, 2004 9:38:18 GMT -5
Maybe some wd40 or penetrating oil and a bigger hammer?
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Post by CURIOUSGEORGE on Jan 27, 2005 17:48:07 GMT -5
HAD THE SAME PROB. WITH MY 79 SPIT. WD40 AND LOTS OF HEAT,FEW *#@&*(^% WORDS. FOUND THE OUTER TUBE WAS BENT. YOU MAY GET THE SHAFT PART WAY OUT THEN JAMMED. FIND A FRIEND WITH A NEW PEICE OF PIPE TO USE AND GET A NEW SHAFT FROM DENNIS KIRK.
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