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Read articles →This is a short follow-up clip focused narrowly on one repair step: loosening (not removing) two specific bolts/nuts on a John Deere 4300 three-point hitch before disassembly, plus reassembly and a function check. It's a quick, informal hands-on fix-it note rather than a full teardown or overview, best suited for someone already mid-repair on this exact hitch issue and needing that one clarifying tip.
Appears to be an owner or DIY mechanic documenting his own repair as he goes, not a polished or scripted tutorial.
No, loosen the two nuts but don't take them off before removing the piece, then you can put it back together using them.
Because you can crack it. One nut stays tight and should not be grabbed with a vise grip.
