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Figure 25
• Holding the hitch latches up will allow the tractor,
with the attachment hitch still mounted, to be
pushed away from the tiller with the sleeve hitch
mounted to it. Only push the tractor away a few
inches.
• The hydraulic pump assembly is still lying on the
ground with the hoses attached. Carefully push the
tractor forward being careful to not damage the
hoses or hydraulic pump assembly.
• There is enough clearance under the left side of the
transmission for the hydraulic pump assembly to
come out without having to raise the tractor.
Removing the Attachment Hitch
The attachment hitch, which has the electric lift cylinder
attached to it, is still attached to the tractor. To remove
the attachment hitch it is necessary to first unplug the
electric lift cylinder from the electric lift harness. This is
located between the rear fender of the tractor and the
electric lift cylinder itself.
It is recommended that the attachment hitch be
removed during non-tilling usage of the tractor. To
remove the attachment hitch, proceed as follows:
• Follow the wires from the electric lift cylinder until
the connector is found. Pull the connectors apart.
• Pull the hairpin clip out of the clevis pin which holds
the attachment hitch to the hitch plate of the tractor
and remove the clevis pin. Refer to Figure 11.
• Using both hands, lift the attachment hitch straight
up approximately one inch in order to get the
hanger slots off of the shoulder bolts they are
resting on. Once this is done, pull the attachment
hitch away from the machine and set it aside.
IMPORTANT: Be certain to store all removed hardware
in a safe place to insure proper reinstallation later.
SECTION 12: TROUBLE SHOOTING