Recent content by Timbucktwo

Gah! Yeah, sorry about that. I fixed it. :)

I looked in the TM today, and the tire pressure info is a bit more in depth than the manual in regard to specific tire ply. Thought I'd include it on this thread for future reference for anyone else trying to level their deck. Now that I think about it, there may be variance not listed for...

The square ends did appear to be indexed the same. Yes, they did change the pivot bushings and screws, but those changes were for newer serial numbered decks. Everything fit on my older deck, but I'm going to have to put the pivot bushing and original bolts back on because without them, I lost...

I had, and still have, that same issue. I'm not sure what is causing it. I know it's been mentioned that is the rock shaft bushings. When I had mine out to replace the rock shaft, there was quite a bit of play in them around the outside where they contact the framerail. I'm not sure if that...

Yes, it does. I have to update the post again, ran out of time on Saturday. I'll add a picture of it. Edit: Images added to the post above.

Drumming up this old thread in hopes it may help others. I replaced my rock shaft and lift arms on 04/21/24 to fix the leveling issue that I was having, per the recommendations in this thread. My machine is a 2014 X734, with a 2014 60HC deck, serial number 021097. Your mileage may vary...

What is the Tunnel Decal you mentioned? I'm not familiar with that?

The spacers added the height to get the deck leveled at 2.5 inches, but now the deck is going up into the chassis to far and hitting the cam. I can't move the cam past 3.5 inches when the deck is raised. Requires a lot of futzing around and I'm kind of afraid things are going to start really...

I put the spacers between the cleavis and the nut that goes on the end of the screw. I think I'm going to do the rock shaft as well. What is the tunnel decal?

I added some steel spacers to mine, but that throws the deck off by half an inch in order for me to get it level at the 2.5 inch mark. It works, but it's not without a side effect.