B7510 fulcrum shaft

[tech challenged]

fulcrum shaft has backed out how is it installed driven or pressed in

 

[NoJacketRequired]

I have a pair of B7510's so I keep an eye on this board for topics featuring this model. Now you have me very curious to know where in the tractor this fulcrum shaft is buried!

 

[tech challenged]

I have a pair of B7510's so I keep an eye on this board for topics featuring this model. Now you have me very curious to know where in the tractor this fulcrum shaft is buried!

 

[NoJacketRequired]

Ahhh now I get it - thanks!

 

[N3BP]

I found a pic of this on the web. I thought it was a 375 H&H cartridge at first, ha. It looks like there is a groove at the end for a snap ring. There is no pics or mention of this shaft in the B7510 workshop manual, so this is only a guess.....

 

[Russell King]

Looking at it and trying to figure out what it acts as a fulcrum for seems impossible.

I think it has to do with the feedback rod and control valve but that is a guess.

It looks like it just pushes in and may be held there by whatever rotates on it.

Can someone post a picture of their tractor that uses this fulcrum shaft.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Looking at it and trying to figure out what it acts as a fulcrum for seems impossible.

I think it has to do with the feedback rod and control valve but that is a guess.

It looks like it just pushes in and may be held there by whatever rotates on it.

Can someone post a picture of their tractor that uses this fulcrum shaft.

It's the pivot point for several levers.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

fulcrum shaft has backed out how is it installed driven or pressed in

It was more than likely pressed in originally, but you could drive it back in, just use Loctite and drive it in square.

 

[Russell King]

It's the pivot point for several levers.

Thanks for the illustrations!