Posted by mEl on June 05, 2013 at 17:42:07 from (71.245.55.251):
In Reply to: 1070 pto pressure posted by j hikemper on June 05, 2013 at 08:20:06:
J,
Make a 4 ft hose, 1/8 male with 1/4 female to accept a 600 lb gage.
Remove the brass Ell where the dash gage connects on the side of the flo divider, install gage hose there.
Check the pressure with warm oil, should be over 200 lb, I like to see 210 and a couple pounds more would not be a issue.
Removing shims from the flo divider endcap will lower the pressure, adding will raise it.
With some experience you will be able to diagnose many problems from there although a 5 gage setup is really good for the RPS evaluation.
As previously stated, if the clutches have slipped under power they are most likely toast.
To do a proper PTO rebuild the PTO housing should have the inner cover removed and all seals, Orings, roll pins and the brake snap ring replaced. the cover is kinda tricky as a thrust washer tab and a ball which keeps the shaft from spinning in the housing must all start at once on the way back together.
Personally, I would replace the brake assembly while down as if it is glazed with new plates there will be enough drag to overcome it and it's not fun to do the second time.
Unlikely as it may be, you could still have the offset brake shoe depending on the age and previous repairs. The new style is inline and much improved.
Back in the day there was a complete rework of the PTOs including modifying the actual spool in the flowdivider to allow more volume to the PTO unit. I still have the service bulletins from then in binders at the shop.
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