254 lift lever

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    • January 4, 2016 at 2:31 pm #45751
      Piper184
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        Do you mean the “return to neutral” rod that goes between the 3 point control lever and the 3 point lift?

        On my 284 the return to neutral rod has a 90° bend on one end and is threaded on the other for adjustment. This rod pushes the control lever back to neutral just as the 3 point lift reaches the top of it’s travel.

        The picture in my parts list is so poor it is worthless. I can take a picture of my tractor if it would help.

         

         

      • January 4, 2016 at 3:27 pm #45752
        Piper184
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          The white “fuzz” is just frost

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        • January 4, 2016 at 4:42 pm #45754
          Jimmie Boykin
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            No. Sorry I wasn’t very clear. The lever pivots on a shaft that goes into the housing at the back of the control unit, inside there a pin connects  to the pivoting block  that moves the shaft to control the lift. 4 screws hold the back housing off, inside that housing is the pin I mean.

          • January 4, 2016 at 5:02 pm #45755
            Piper184
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              I have not had the control valve apart to see what is inside. My parts manual shows a pin with a shoulder and head on the top (goes into the sliding valve) and a snap ring on the bottom. It looks like the pin also holds the “locating lump” detent casting to the shaft that the exterior lever bolts onto.

              It would appear that you have to remove the back of the valve assy to put the pin into the sliding valve which is under spring tension.

              I can scan the page I am looking at and post it if you would like.

               

            • January 4, 2016 at 5:09 pm #45756
              Jimmie Boykin
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                Would love to see the page. Maybe the pin is broken. pin I found inside rear housing had no shoulder

              • January 4, 2016 at 8:03 pm #45757
                Piper184
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                  Here you go.

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