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broken PTO shaft on to-30

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Ed Wils

09-26-2004 16:45:39




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Thanks for all the help. Figured out my wiring problem. Today however I broke the PTO shaft. How difficult is this repair and what type of fluid should I use if any fluid leaks oout during the repair?
Thanks in advance for all input. Ed




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Jerry/MT

09-26-2004 20:25:56




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 Re: broken PTO shaft on to-30 in reply to Ed Wils, 09-26-2004 16:45:39  
If the shaft isn't really twisted,it should just slip out after you remove the bolts that hold the bearing and seal at the back of the tractor. If it's twisted, you'll have to cut it off near the hydraulic pump iside the transmission case. If you park it nose down in a ditch or jack up the rear, you shouldn't loose any fluid. Us e the fluid that meets the Massey Ferguson spec for transmission/rearaxle/hydraulics. Do not use rear axle grease or hydraulic fluid though. If you have to replace all of the fluid , it takes about five gallons and it drains from all three ports at the bottom but refills through the filler hole on top of the transmission case. If you decide to change all the fluid you may want to open the inspection plates on the side and clean the sump out throughly before you put in new fluid. Look through the archives. Jeff-OH has a proceedure for doing the clean out.
Hope this helps you.

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Don Co.

09-28-2004 04:33:57




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 Re: broken PTO shaft on to-30 in reply to Jerry/MT, 09-26-2004 20:25:56  
I use hydraulic and transmission oil in my to-30
and it runs just fine as a matter of fact it works even better in the winter than with that GL-1 stuff..
Just a thought..



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Ed Wils

09-27-2004 07:03:28




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 Re: broken PTO shaft on to-30 in reply to Jerry/MT, 09-26-2004 20:25:56  
thank you. Looks simple enough. Ed



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