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    Posted: 15 Nov 2016 at 5:30pm
Looking for a pic of the clutch linkage for a 9 x 7 All Crop Drill if anyone has one. Trying to figure how the chain was mounted to disengage the clutch when raised. Pic out of a manual will work also.
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Mine is up against a wall on the left side.  The chain to disengage it is attached to the hook that the heavy chain carries it when lowered.

 
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Thanks Paul, mine is a pull type, looks a little different but I think should work basically the same. This helps!
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I might have something clearer to look at if the parts book shows what you want. is yours hydraulic or rope lift?
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