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WD PTO intermediate gear

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Randy J

04-12-2005 18:19:11




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Has anyone changed the intermediate gear for the pto on a straight wd? My book says to take the torque off, but it looks to me like one might be able to get to it through the hydraulic pump opening in the torque tube. Can this be done?




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Chris Brown

04-14-2005 04:25:52




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 Re: WD PTO intermediate gear in reply to Randy J, 04-12-2005 18:19:11  
It's been several years since I did it. I pushed the pin out with a curved tire tool and stacked up nuts on the end of the pin and keep adding nuts till it is out.Seems like putting back in went easier.



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big jt

04-13-2005 22:16:15




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 Re: WD PTO intermediate gear in reply to Randy J, 04-12-2005 18:19:11  
Should be able to do that. I know it can be done in a 45 and that one wasn't to bad. I didn't have a set of stands at the time so splitting wasn't a good option.

Good luck.

jt



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W GRAY

04-13-2005 11:04:15




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 Re: WD PTO intermediate gear in reply to Randy J, 04-12-2005 18:19:11  
The two I fixed weren't easy either! I still have a tourge tube laying around somewhere if someone needs it!



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Jim Ny

04-13-2005 04:40:11




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 Re: WD PTO intermediate gear in reply to Randy J, 04-12-2005 18:19:11  

Dont count on it comming out easy.I had a guy tell me his slid out easy with out spitting the tractor.I had to split the tractor and drive the shaft out of the gear with a hammer and long drift. I have removed 3 of them. Only 1 was easy.



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CrazyAllis K Hamel

04-12-2005 20:35:05




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 Re: WD PTO intermediate gear in reply to Randy J, 04-12-2005 18:19:11  
It sure will come out with out splitting.Pulled the one out of our puller and never split it.Need one? got one I'd sell cheap!



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