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MF35, Looking for instructions to remove input shaft

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lostwarden

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Hey everyone I'm new to the forums but hopefully someone may be able to help me out. I've got a MF35 Diesel Deluxe with Multipower , and the input shaft keeps eating up the seal causing it to pour oil all in the bell housing.

It's got to be replaced, I was wondering if anyone had a diagram or pictures of what's involved to get it out step by step. I've spent the last hour or two scouring the internet trying to find something to no avail.

I'm aware of the possibility that the tractor may need to be split into 3. Some sort of instruction would definitely help.
 
MF SERVICE MANUAL 1448 811 M1
PART 7 GROUP ll-SECTION B-PART 3 contains ELEVEN pages.
PARTS BOOK FORM N0.651 093 M91 Pages 82>88.
MULTI-POWER TRANSMISSION
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Before going to all the trouble of removing the transmission I would look very closely at the hollow PTO input shaft first. Check closely at the bore where the two cast iron seal rings seat inside, is there a deep step worn into the bore? If so the seal rings will leak as they can only expand so far with the end hook style rings. There is a sleeve tool to place over the shaft to protect the seal inside the PTO input too when installing it. I've had to replace several PTO input shafts, but never the transmission input sfaft. Only reason to remove it from the back is for MP clutch repair..
 
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