Working on the tractor draft arms 

Hello OkieRob !! New subscriber here !! Love learning new skills and how to homestead !! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experiences with us !! Thanks for sharing and take care and God bless !!

Glad to see you up and around. Nice honing action. No more bad days.

Oh those things can be a pain ! You did great ! I was really happy for ya, then ya hit the ditch... LOL Thanks for sharing !

A little tip is instead of anti seize. spray everything in graphite it will stay loose like no seize but not attract dust or gum up.

The joys of owning equipment ✔

is that cap just friction fit or is there something like a pin holding it?

Get R Dun, the works never over!!! Good video OkieRob!!! Dan

Ever had issues with those locks popping loose and letting the arms slide out mine does it if I’m not careful

Good man Rob.

Hi, I also have problem with this. But I wonder one thing, is it possible to adjust them out? How long if its possible? Sorry for the bad english 😊 greetings from sweden 🙋‍♂️🚜

Hey Rob, great stuff you're doing here. Do you have a video on your solar system?

Thanks for the video Rob. I just traded my beloved 4020 for a 4440 . Wonderful low hour cab tractor but most of the 3 point hitch including the top link , adjustment for the lift arms like you were working on , and the tilt adjustment arms are all locked and seized up . The previous owner did a lot of DOT snowplow work so all the sand and salt ........ I will try your tricks and see if I can get it all broken free. Any more advices You have would be awesome.

I didn't realize those things came out. LOL goes to show how much I know about tractors . I know you put oil and fuel in them and how to drive them. But that is the extent of my knowledge on them.

We might have to start calling you "Lucky"

Your dad must be 150 years old!

that is a draft arm, not a lift arm