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Mr Chapp

06-15-2004 17:27:45

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As posted a month or so ago, I got a deal on a 4' John deere bush hog with no shaft. Patience and perserverence will get a man to Jeruselem on the back of a snail...I've got several shafts now at a cost of $20.00. Problem not solved. If I understand correctly, the pto shaft should be 11/8 ...well, it's 13/8... there is a slightly bell shaped addition to the shaft with 2 grease fittings and 13/8 splines. Since I've only used the to for scraping and harrowing I've not had the pleasure of using the PTO. I only have one good shot of having one shaft welded up from 3 different shafts. Is 13/8 the standard, and what might be the attachment to the PTO? An ORC or just an adaptor??? Thanks in advance Mike

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Dave Schade

06-17-2004 07:23:35

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Re: O.K. I need some help here... in reply to Mr Chapp, 06-15-2004 17:27:45

TSC (TRactor Supply Company)has 1-1/8 to 1-3/8 adapters in their catalog. goto www.mytscstore.com

slips over the pto drive spindle on the tractor, lets you connect a 1-3/8 PTO shaft to the tractor.

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Jeff

06-15-2004 18:24:21

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Re: O.K. I need some help here... in reply to Mr Chapp, 06-15-2004 17:27:45

1 3/8 is the standard size PTO shaft for the TO Fergusons. You can probably find an adapter to use ASE attachments, at least my manual says you can.

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Ray,IN

06-15-2004 20:51:25

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Re: Re: O.K. I need some help here... in reply to Jeff, 06-15-2004 18:24:21

Harry Ferguson TO series tractors came with a 1 1/8" spline. Aftermarket PTO shafts are made with the "modern" 1 3/8" spline. Whichever you have works. Adaptors are readily available to increase from the small to the large spline. Since you are fabricating a PTO shaft anyway I suggest making it 1 3/8" to avoid later problems if you buy a new tractor. I experienced this with an old Woods 4' cutter I dragged out of some bushes at a salvage yard. You'll like the 4' cutter, our old Fergusons handle them very well without overworking the tractor any.

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Jeff.IN

06-16-2004 12:58:55

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Re: Re: Re: O.K. I need some help here... in reply to Ray,IN, 06-15-2004 20:51:25

Sorry about that, I read the manual wrong. The original PTO shaft is 1 1/8.

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Terry

06-15-2004 17:53:15

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Re: O.K. I need some help here... in reply to Mr Chapp, 06-15-2004 17:27:45

What you describe as bell shaped, with 2 grease fittings sounds like my ORC.

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Jim W

06-15-2004 19:19:01

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Re: Re: O.K. I need some help here... in reply to Terry, 06-15-2004 17:53:15

Make the end of your implement shaft 1 3/8", as that is the standard.
If your tractor pto is 1 1/8" you can get an ORC that has a 1 1/8" "input" and a 1 3/8" "output".
I have that on mine - and it looks just like what you describe is on yours. (If you take out the grease fittings and turn it, you will find a place where the two holes for the grease fittings line up with a roll pin that holds the ORC onto the tractor pto shaft.)
Jim

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