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Re: PTO U-joint cross bearing removal
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Posted by Paul Schultz on November 14, 2006 at 20:32:14 from (75.45.211.63):
In Reply to: Re: PTO U-joint cross bearing removal posted by RodInNS on November 14, 2006 at 07:03:43:
I used the socket/vise method to slide the cross bearing to one side. But, the cup only protruded about 1/16" and I couldn't get a grip on it. The cups certainly weren't free enough to freely twist. After several repeats of this method in an attempt to slide the cross bearing back and forth and loosen it in the yoke I only became frustrated. That is when I determined that I didn't have to worry about the one yoke that would not be used in the future and I locked everything in the vise and beat on the sacrificial yoke and out popped one of the caps! I reversed the direction and out popped the other cap. Even with the caps off I still had to wiggle the cross bearing to get it out. It doesn't appear I've damaged the good yoke in the process. Now, I need to learn the proper technique for installing the yoke onto the new PTO shaft/yoke with a new cross bearing. Any words of wisdom out there? Thanks, Paul.
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