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Donnie Estes

07-07-2006 12:57:52




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I have a TO30 and I'm having trouble with the PTO jumpping out of gear when I'm bush hogging can someone help me.

Donnie Estes




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souNdguy

07-10-2006 07:51:23




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 Re: PTO in reply to Donnie Estes, 07-07-2006 12:57:52  
Check to see if there is any in/out movement of the pto shaft. When unit is off and tractor off.. grabt he pto stub and push/pull on it. if there is play.. that is what is walking the collar off and letting it jump out. After enough time it will chew the collar up.

If it is loose.. it is bearing play ( or a snap ring.. ).. pull the ptoshaft and replace bearings... etc..

Soundguy



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John (UK)

07-07-2006 14:34:04




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 Re: PTO in reply to Donnie Estes, 07-07-2006 12:57:52  
It sounds like the PTO gearbox is worn, either the gears or the little plunger that holds it in drive. If this is the case then the tractor will have to be split behind the gearbox to get at it easily. You could also check that the bearing on the PTO shaft in the tractor isn't worn or a circlip come out of its groove holding the bearing and allowing the shaft to go in and out of the tractor, that could allow the PTO gear to come out of mesh too. You could try it by watching it as it works or physically getting hold of the shaft and trying to pull it in and out of the tractor. If necessary, drain all the oil from the 3 drain plugs and remove the PTO shaft and check it.

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Donnie Estes

07-10-2006 09:13:16




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 Re: PTO in reply to John (UK), 07-07-2006 14:34:04  
I'm going to try to look at it sometime this week I will let you no what I find I'm hoping it something simple thanks and I'll get back to you.

Donnie



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