Tractorcedric
Member
- Location
- Garland. Utah
I guess it had not been adjusted for several years and was setting in the big shed!
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Traditional Farmer
Well-known Member
- Location
- Virginia
I've pulled a couple apart hooked between 2 trees using a com-a-long to pull them apart,with heat added as necessary.
Dieseltech
Well-known Member
- Location
- Akron, Indiana
On my 560 I used two tapered chisels top and bottom of the tube between the center frame end and a long bolt through one of the holes. Took awhile but both sides came out that way.
I just spent 2 weeks getting the front end of my 706 apart to adjust the width. Heating, beating, soaking & 30 ton jacks rigged up in there. What a chore!:evil:
I put grease fittings in the tube once I cleaned everything up, painted and reassembled. I will give them a shot of grease every time i grease the tractor.
I put grease fittings in the tube once I cleaned everything up, painted and reassembled. I will give them a shot of grease every time i grease the tractor.
fixerupper
Well-known Member
Add a 1086 to that list.
I pulled one apart that had been in 40 years. Jacked 1 side up and got it hot enough to melt wax into it. did it every hour for a day. next day heated it up and jack between frame and air chisel to vibrated and walked it right out. I am a believer in wax now. just something I learnt on this site.
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