Posted by Louis110 on January 02, 2009 at 08:08:38 from (75.192.72.136):
The lift links on our 68 Deere 3020 row-crop haven't been lubricated properly by the previous owner(s) and are stuck in the all the way retracted position. One of the adjusting cranks is broken off (not my doing). I've tried to persuade these to move by using a crow bar, WD-40, etc. This is really inconvenient because many of the things that we want to do with the 3-point we can't do. We couldn't get the 3-pt low enough to hook up our snow plow, we couldn't get is low enough to spear a big bale, and it's frustrating in general. Any suggestions on how to get these unstuck/where to buy new ones? I'm pretty sure I'll have to go with option #2.
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