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3 point hitch, lower lift arm bent, right side as you drive (the side with the leveling box). It's bent because the bolt (looks like a clevis pin but it's not, I just don't know what to call it) that attaches to the tractor runs through a bushing, and the bushing disintegrated, which allowed the bolt to wobble and over time bent pretty much everything on the right side of the 3 point.
Type 2 so it's fairly thick, and not something I can straighten. it's only bent a few degrees and I want to try and straighten it up and get new bolts and bushings to see if that will work before I buy a whole new assembly.
my question is this, who or what can straighten that out? some sort of hydraulic press? I'm gonna call the machine shop here in Selma, but I'm open to any other suggestions.
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