Spencer
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Jan 2, 2002
- Messages
- 1,267
- Location
- Western Michigan
- Tractor
- NH TC33D w/R4 Tires, Rear Remote, Hydraulic Toplink, 2 Auxiliary Work Lights, 7308 Loader w/Kasco Uni-Hitch (Quick Tach)
<div class="bbWrapper">I installed a set of rear remotes about a month ago. Unfortunately I did not test the full range of the new lever until I had the tire back on and the new rear wheel weights installed. I found out that when I went to use the lever for the 3-point hitch that it would hit the new lever for the rear remote. I wasn't sure if it was the rear remote lever or the 3-point hitch lever that was bent incorrectly. If I just bent the new rear remote lever to make it work then if and when I installed the second rear remote I might have more problems.<br />
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I finally got a replacement rear remote lever from my dealer tonight and got it installed. When I set the old lever on top of the new lever I could not visible see any difference in the bends. When I put the new lever on it was a lot better than the old one. As far as I can tell the levers were bent identically but where they were welded on to the round tubular shaft at the base the first one must have been welded wrong.<br />
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So for the last month I had to jam some cardboard to hold the rear remote lever out of the way of the 3-point hitch lever. I didn't have anything to hook up to the new rear remote so it wasn't a big inconvenience other than having to take the tire other parts off again to install the new lever. I have a new hydraulic toplink now so I want both levers to be just right.<br />
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Here is a pic of how the levers hit each other.<br />
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Spence</div>