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Tappered pins

colson04

colson04

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Bvill01 said:
What’s the best way to remove tappered lower pin on my bobtach?
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When I changed the tapered pins and bushings on my 753 bobcat, I removed the grease zerk for the tapered pin on the bobtach. Then I loosened the bolt on the outside of the loader arm that screws into the tapered pin a turn or two and tapped it with a heavy hammer (32ounce ball pein). Removing the zerk allows the tapered pin to go into the bobtach housing and clear the end of the loader arm. Loosen bolt a little bit more, tap bolt head to drive pin in further.
 
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colson04 said:
When I changed the tapered pins and bushings on my 753 bobcat, I removed the grease zerk for the tapered pin on the bobtach. Then I loosened the bolt on the outside of the loader arm that screws into the tapered pin a turn or two and tapped it with a heavy hammer (32ounce ball pein). Removing the zerk allows the tapered pin to go into the bobtach housing and clear the end of the loader arm. Loosen bolt a little bit more, tap bolt head to drive pin in further.
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