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Hi-Low range lever on a 220
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    Posted: 02 Jun 2024 at 8:10am
Any one know if there's a bushing on the high low
gear lever on a 220..
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I don't think so. I do know I have never replaced one.
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It isn't like it got much use to wear it from pivoting.
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There is a bushing, but like mentioned, it moves so little, wouldn't think it'd ever wear out. I actually honed the one on mine out and polished the shaft so it will move freely. It shows it on partsbooks I think, and maybe the bushing is still avail if you actually need one. If not in Agco, parts depot would likely have some. Otherwise mcmaster carr has bushing stock to make them from. What is the issue with yours?
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