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RSB759

Hey guys noobie here i have a 1990 520-h and the deck just stopped working.Won`t go up or down,an is stuck down.Any help on this out there?

 

 

Thanks Steve

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AMC RULES

Have you checked the fluid level Steve? 

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RSB759

The deck has a fluid level? where?

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Sparky

Check the fluid level in the tranny as the hydraulics to lift and lower the deck are common with the tranny fluid.

Have you looked under the machine to be sure all the lift arms are "hooked up" so to speak. Have you had the deck off recently?

   Mike..............

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WH nut

Also check the chain from the rock shaft to lift arm

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Tankman

 

Also check the chain from the rock shaft to lift arm

Not to add to the subject but, let me ask anyway.

I don't have the lift chain ass'y on my '90 520-8. Instead, a rod lift.

My 400's have the chain and trunnion ass'y. Looking at diagrams the 520-8 shows the chain lift and trunnion.

I don't know the past history of the 520-8 but, works great.

I'm thinking of changing the rod (lift) to the chain ass'y. Any thoughts would be appreciated. :smile:

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Don1977

 

Also check the chain from the rock shaft to lift arm

Not to add to the subject but, let me ask anyway.

I don't have the lift chain ass'y on my '90 520-8. Instead, a rod lift.

My 400's have the chain and trunnion ass'y. Looking at diagrams the 520-8 shows the lift and trunnion.

I don't know the past history of the 520-8 but, works great.

I'm thinking of changing the rod (lift) to the chain ass'y. Any thoughts would be appreciated. :smile:

 

I changed my C-120 to the chain as the rod would bind up at times and not slide trough the trunnion.

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Tankman

 

Also check the chain from the rock shaft to lift arm

Not to add to the subject but, let me ask anyway.

I don't have the lift chain ass'y on my '90 520-8. Instead, a rod lift.

My 400's have the chain and trunnion ass'y. Looking at diagrams the 520-8 shows the chain lift and trunnion.

I don't know the past history of the 520-8 but, works great.

I'm thinking of changing the rod (lift) to the chain ass'y. Any thoughts would be appreciated. :smile:

I changed my C-120 to the chain as the rod would bind up at times and not slide trough the trunnion.

Just changed from the rod to the chain and trunnion (Partstree delivered today). Raining outdoors, will have to check various height adjustments when the rain quits.

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RSB759

Thanks for all the help guys, it was the chain.

 

 

 

                                                               Thanks Steve

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Tankman

The trunions on my 400's were 3/8-16 threaded, which I did drill out to clearance holes.

The new trunion received today (P/N 6739)is not threaded, clearance for 3/8 rod.

The 400's trunions were neglected, easy enough to remove but once out, lot of PB Blaster and elbow grease to remove the threaded eye bolts.

I cleaned the threads and used SS locking nuts along with my trusty Never-Seez® (a pint lasts forever). :smile:

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