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P. T. O. housing

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tiny 67

02-08-2004 22:11:59




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I am wanting to remove the pto housing from underneath my WD. what all do I need to remove and do I need a replacement plate to go under the tractor. I have already removed the shaft.




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wdTom

02-09-2004 16:25:49




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 Re: P. T. O. housing in reply to tiny 67, 02-08-2004 22:11:59  
You can make a plate or if you have or can get a plate like the one on the bottom of the transmission and rear end, they will fit. WCs had similar plates too that will fit.



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Brian G. NY

02-09-2004 17:24:23




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 Re: Re: P. T. O. housing in reply to wdTom, 02-09-2004 16:25:49  
I made a plate out of 1/8" plate when I "blew" the housing on my WD. Made a gasket out of roll gasket material. Hey WD Tom, I notice you make reference to the "other" plate under the tranny. Interestingly, the parts manual describes this as the "cover, PTO opening", I have never seen a PTO located in this spot! If a PTO housing were located here, the PTO would stop when either the hand OR foot clutch is released because it is located aft of the hand clutch. A curiosity! Speaking of "curiosities", scroll down to my reply to your prior question about the mysterious broken off bolt on the side of your WD tranny housing. Brian G.

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Ron

02-09-2004 07:29:06




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 Re: P. T. O. housing in reply to tiny 67, 02-08-2004 22:11:59  
Just remove the cap nuts, after you have drained the transmission...! You will need a good plate, to cover the opening if you are going to leave it off...!!



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