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TM 5-2420-222-20-3 BACKHOE BUCKET - CONTINUED ACTION LOCATION ITEM REMARKS ADJUSTMENT - CONTINUED 71. Pin (1) Ring (2) On loader backhoes equipped with retaining rings, using retaining ring pliers, take off. 72. Two coupler links Pin (1 or 6) Using 3/4-inch brass-tipped driftpin and (3), spacer (4), and 2-pound head ball-peen hammer, drive inner bucket (5) out. 73. Two coupler Spacer (4) Take off. links (3) 74. Inner bucket (5) Two coupler With aid of assistant, using backhoe bucket links (3) control lever to shorten or lengthen backhoe bucket cylinder piston rod (7), position for desired bucket position aligning pin holes (TM 5-2420-222-10). To position bucket for vertical wall or power digging, attach to bottom hole on inner bucket.  To position bucket for truck loading, attach to middle hole on inner bucket. 75. Two coupler Spacer (4) Place in position. links (3) 76. Two coupler links Pin (1 or 6) Using 2-pound head ball-peen hammer, (3), spacer (4), and tap in. inner bucket (5) NOTE Some  loader  backhoes  have  linkage  pins  retained  by  cotter  pins,  some  have  pins  retained  by retaining rings.  For loader backhoes equipped with retaining rings, skip steps 77 and 78. 77. Pin (6) and Special washer (8) Put on. inner bucket (5) NOTE If   cotter   pin   has   just   been   replaced   during   installation,   it   may   be   reused   after   adjustment. Otherwise, use new cotter pin. 78. Pin (6) and Cotter pin (9) a. Push in. special washer (8) b. Using multiple tongue and groove slip- joint pliers, bend ends back. 2-1814

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