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HELP - Rock Shaft - Seat pan installation

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OutdoorEnvy

So I put a rockshaft kit on my 312-8 and the pivot piece bar is pushing out the seat fender mount supports.. So the holes don't line up that I can install all the bolts on the seat pan.  Been messing with this for 2 hours...the fender mounts seem too stiff to be pressed in.  Is there a trick to installing the seat pan after putting in a rockshaft kit?

 

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daveoman1966

I don't think you have the BRASS BUSHING fully installed...inserted...into the support.  That's why the holes in the fender pan don't line up.  

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OutdoorEnvy

they're flat against the fender wall.  I removed paint to the point the bushings went in easy.  I'm following the directions from wheelhorsepartsandmore where I got the kit.  Mine isn't matching the diagram you have above. 

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daveoman1966
31 minutes ago, OutdoorEnvy said:

they're flat against the fender wall.  I removed paint to the point the bushings went in easy.  I'm following the directions from wheelhorsepartsandmore where I got the kit.  Mine isn't matching the diagram you have above. 

The diagram (schematic) in my posting is for the 76-77 C-160 tractor, but it installs in the same way as yours does.  Yours is likely to be similar to the one in the bottom pic.

I can only suggest that you START the 2 bolts in the left side of the fender pan, the use a round phillips head screwdriver to poke thru on of the right side holes, and force it to alignment.  Then start one of the bolts...pull out driver...then start the other bolt.  

 

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OutdoorEnvy

Thanks @daveoman1966  forcing it did work!  The last bolt is a little crooked but it's tight and I can live with that.  Thanks for the suggestion!

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gwest_ca

Manual states you can remove the shims and washers as necessary to fit.

 

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obone

I bought one from him too. I had to remove a washer to get the seat mounts to line up.

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