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    Posted: 02 Apr 2020 at 3:51pm
Restoring a WD. trying to get transmission clutch pedal off so I can put some bushings in it. Can not just slide it off as the tractor frame is in the way. Any suggestions?
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If need be, you can take one frame rail clear off, as long as it's sitting still

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Might take a big breaker bar to crack the rear bolts in the frame rail.
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Take brake pedals loose and slide shaft to right side.        MACK
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yep What MAC said. Check shaft for wear too. Usually half of the wobble is wear in the shaft too.
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Everyone I do gets a new shaft, right brake pedal and engine clutch pedal bushed.
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