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WD45 PTO

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neil berglund

06-09-2006 08:19:59




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The hole for connecting the PTO extension shaft to the PTO Stub shaft is quite egg shaped (both in the extension shaft and the stub shaft) Is this a problem and is there anything that can be done without replacing either shaft. I'm guessing the stub shaft is hardened and cannot be welded.

Should the bolt be grade 2 so the wear occurs on the bolt and not on the shafts.




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JMS/MN

06-09-2006 08:48:07




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 Re: WD45 PTO in reply to neil berglund, 06-09-2006 08:19:59  
Try cutting the shaft with a hacksaw to determine its hardness. You can weld the hole shut and drill another; even if it takes a special drill it might be simpler than trying to find a good used shaft.



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big jt

06-09-2006 08:38:32




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 Re: WD45 PTO in reply to neil berglund, 06-09-2006 08:19:59  
My suggestion is run it. Can't wreck anything more than is already messed up.

That application takes a special bolt. Bolt has a 3/4 head and 5/16 threads on the other end with a 1/2 shank. You tighten the nut down to the shoulder and the bolt floats in the holes.

To fix things right you need to replace both shafts and the bolt. Things will run just fine the way they are. I have run these with the holes in pretty tough shape.

If you replace one and not the other the loose hole will cause the tight one to egg out faster.

HTH

jt

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