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new project: I bought a 7020 powershift

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    Posted: 16 Jun 2020 at 9:04am
early this spring I ended up buying a 7020 powershift. The good is it runs perfectly and judging by the hitch ware I believe the working tack and think the 4614hrs are original, very clean and straight tractor still has the factory top link!!! I did have to replace a rear tire as it was shot and it is missing the steering cylinder. I bought it from a guy who used it for snow plowing and other upkeep around his property as well as 25 acers of food plot work, He said it became difficult to shift and some times would not go into any of the ranges so he found a 7060 instead and parked the 7020 for about 2 years then I bought it. I changed the powershift filter before we loaded it onto the trailer to haul home, it would drive itself on the trailer but after running 20 mins would not back its self onto the trailer... its like once the oil got warm and thin it didn't have the power to move its self in reverse under a load. The range and shifter levers are really stiff and have gotten better sense I have been soaking them in pb blaster but they still feel harder to shift then they should be and it still take two hands to get it into reverse any ideas where to start? anyone have a good factory manual for sale? the 7000 series is new to me as our second newest tractor is a 190xt   Thanks
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High effort required to shift any levers is 99% always the cables. You cannot make them like new by oiling them. Get out your moldy money and replace all three cables. The reverse complaint concerns me, as that sounds bad.
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I have a 7060 that has a PD, and no longer have F/S or Park.

I looked at replacing the cables...  but not much room to work with, but it has to get done this fall!
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I had the seat out when I did mine. Lots more room to work. Go ahead and laugh but I'd do it again on the other one.
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Is reverse the only gear it lost?       MACK
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Originally posted by plummerscarin plummerscarin wrote:

I had the seat out when I did mine. Lots more room to work. Go ahead and laugh but I'd do it again on the other one.

I replaced my seat.... so taking it out again isn't so intimidating.
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