Removing Stuck Tractor Loader Pins 

Great vid brother. Helped me a lot.

Pretty cool. Dealing with same issue on ancient 455c backhoe where the farmer who cheaped out on a LOT of stuff... like lubrication of pins, missing zerks, etc. Going out with the air-hammer today and try again since the 8# sledge hammer did squat.

Glad you got it fixed up. It can be a pain when something goes wrong with your tractor, but they are so much fun! lol Have a good one! See ya!

Goodness Gracious!!! People absolutely fly down that road. 🤣🤣

Great fixe Sir 😉👍 You are a very good way to punch thing out 🤣👍💪 Cheers 🍻

Love the impact hammer idea , well done bud. 👍

Great job getting those pins out. I like the idea of using a impact hammer and lathe to take the mushrooming from the pin. It is always a shame to use heat and burn the paint but I am sure it would not have moved without heat

I can honestly say this is the first time I've seen this tried. But hey it worked great.

Thanks for the advice. I'm taking it...

Hey Tyler, I'm glad you could get it fixed. Neat idea with the jackhammer! Take care

If u put something against the opposite side like the forklift the hammer would work better

Well done! I hope I never need to do this, but now I know how. Thanks!

Good job Tyler!

How's she goin'? Owning a tractor is great, but we have to be able to do repairs like this or we would be in the poor house getting the dealer to do it!! Thanks for sharing and take care!!!

Great job

I always thought those pins should have 3 different diameters. The end with welded retainer should be as an example 25mm, then the portion going through lifting cylinder 24.5mm, then finally the last bore 24mm and that final end should be held in place with a split taper hub. Basically.020" difference in diameters 😂But hey, what do l know

I have the same issue with my 4600 Ford. I also am concerned about heating it up and changing the metal hardness. I also have a jack hammer, quite a large one and was thinking of doing the exact same thing.

If I only remove one at a time and replace it before removing another, is it safe to remove all loader pins without a stand or something to hold it up? Will any of them cause an arm to fall when I remove it?

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