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RJR49

Attached is my 1975 C-160 operating smoothly. Notice the bushing i circled is not turning. But, the lift mechanism is moving. There is a Woodruff key holding it to the shaft to the bushing so thats not a surprise. On my 1977 C-160 it's the same configuration but the bushing and the lift mechanism have flats to lock them together. Apparently the mechanism worked once upon a time but I don't see how it could

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Mistyped the year of the 2nd tractor

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RJR49

Back to my problem. I cut the rod to remove the assembly from the tractor, and made a brass rod to replace it. The rod is bolted to the chassis so it can't turn. A Woodruff key locks the bushing (circled in white) to the rod. The flat on the bushing locks the bushing to the assembly. So I don't tee how the fwd / rev lever can possible move!

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This picture shows the rod & the bushing "locked up"

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