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Dave Matthews

01-10-2006 18:50:02




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fergy Te 20 replacing pto shaft is there any hidden things to watch for taking the shaft out and reinstalling.




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jeff-oh

01-11-2006 09:07:06




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 Re: pto installation in reply to Dave Matthews, 01-10-2006 18:50:02  
FYI a 2" PVC coupler fitting makes a perfect tool to reseat the PTO shaft seal in the retainer housing.



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John (UK)

01-12-2006 06:11:08




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 Re: pto installation in reply to jeff-oh, 01-11-2006 09:07:06  
Jeff, Would it be possible for you to send me readable drawings of that Position Control Kit that you talked about a while back.Thanks..John
fergusontractors(at)tiscali.co.uk



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guyeli

01-11-2006 07:28:12




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 Re: pto installation in reply to Dave Matthews, 01-10-2006 18:50:02  
I recently changed my pto shaft from the original 1 1/8" to a new 1 3/8" shaft.I was concerned that the original shaft might not slide out easily,but it did come out no problem and I used this as an opportunity to change the hydraulic fluid also. My only problem was that the new shaft from Tisco did not fit because of a flaw in the milling of the shaft.This caused me much consternation as I thought there might be some step I was was missing regarding installing the new shaft assembly,however it turned I was making the process more difficult than need be.I returned the defective shaft and recd a new one that fit perfectly.

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Jerry/MT

01-10-2006 19:05:24




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 Re: pto installation in reply to Dave Matthews, 01-10-2006 18:50:02  
The thing you have to do is either drain most of the trans/hydraulic fluid out or either jack up the rear or park the front end in a ditch to keep the fluid from running out. Just remove the four bolts and the whole assembly should pull out. If the shaft is twisted, it won't just pull out. You have to get inside and cut it to get the part out that engages the pump.



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