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CA PTO seal

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Mike

07-30-2002 19:47:29




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I went out to pull the leaking seal from my PTO and could not figure it out. There is a device that looks like an extension for the PTO shaft to my brush hog. It spins around the shaft and spins the shaft It seems to have some slop in the front like a sloppy bearing. I would like to replace the pto seal and the gasket on the plate that holds the seal.
How do I remove the piece on the PTO.

Thanks for all of the good advise in advance.
Mike

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Ted Seifert

08-01-2002 09:12:09




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 Re: CA PTO seal in reply to Mike, 07-30-2002 19:47:29  
The extention to the pto is an overide clutch. It must be removed first. I bought a 5o CA that the hydraulic did not work. Checked fluid level no fluid . Filled it up and it ran out around PTO . sounded lile a $5 fix. Not so as it had sat so long with no fluid that all bearings were coroded. So replaced all bearings and seals. When you put more money into a tractor than you will ever get out--you call that a learing experiance.

Tha seal is cheap and availabel at any bearing supply dealer. When I replaced mine I found the seal looose in the flange so I set it in gasket cement

Good luck

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Mike

08-02-2002 21:25:16




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 Re: Re: CA PTO seal in reply to Ted Seifert, 08-01-2002 09:12:09  
I can already tell I have had and I am going to have several learning experiences with my tractor. It is a money pit, however, I think it will be fun to mess with. My wife said what are you doing to do with it and I told her some guys ride Harley's some ride Allis's,

Thanks for your help
Mike



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Mike

07-30-2002 19:57:18




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 Re: CA PTO seal in reply to Mike, 07-30-2002 19:47:29  
I forgot to mention that the leaking PTO seal was on a 52 CA.

Thanks again.
Mike



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