Posted by jd's on June 14, 2012 at 16:20:03 from (204.232.92.131):
In Reply to: TO 20 PTO shaft posted by Rich in IN on June 14, 2012 at 14:28:32:
Hey H.B.
An expert I'm not, but have you tried pulling off one of the two inspection port covers under the seat to your right and left. They are round with a 6 bolt hole pattern.
Once you pull ONE of them off you can see into the hydraulics of the tractor.
You should be able to see the end of your PTO shaft almost in line with the hole in the pump housing(large square box mounted to bottom of tractor).
The end of the PTO shaft just slides into that hole and locks into that collar.
You should be able to turn the shaft by hand until it lines up in the hole, or get a helper to turn the shaft at the rear of the tractor until you get it lined up. A little tapping at the rear of the shaft wouldn't hurt.
You then should be able to bolt the PTO in place.
You can even start up the tractor with the inspection cover off, and make sure that the PTO is turning before you close it up.
DON'T EVER STICK YOUR HANDS INTO THE INSPECTION PORT HOLES WHILE THE TRACTOR IS RUNNING!!!!!!!!!! SHUT THE TRACTOR DOWN FIRST!!!!!!
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