toddwulf
Silver Member
I've got a NH 757C Backhoe on a 1920. The bolt that connects the hydraulics to the right hand operator lever is long enough so that tremendous stress is applied on the bolt when activating the lever. This controls bucket in/out movement. I snapped the bolt this weekend and it looks like it may be a normal bolt the previous owner had replaced. I can see, when the lever is moved, the bolt bend a little and it eventually snaps at the stress point. I went through 3 this weekend. Is there a special type bolt assy. I am
supposed to use that can take the stress? I think it's about 1/4" or 5/16" and a 2" length enables a nut on either side of the hydraulic valve. Still functions but a pain in the butt.
Todd
'98 NH 1920 4x4
supposed to use that can take the stress? I think it's about 1/4" or 5/16" and a 2" length enables a nut on either side of the hydraulic valve. Still functions but a pain in the butt.
Todd
'98 NH 1920 4x4