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Select o Speed Input Shaft Removal

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This message is a reply to an archived post by jake collie on August 11, 2011 at 20:06:28.
The original subject was "Re: Select o Speed Input Shaft Removal".

I realize this is an old post. If anyone is still out there on this matter I would appreciate any assistance.
I've got the stripped clutch hub. The input shaft is worn but not totally stripped. So I want to fix it right while I've got it split, so will find a shop to probably machine the hex socket method.
My question is on removing the input shaft via the tip up method. What r the steps for removing the shaft? I can hoist the unit vertical and its resting on the wheels. and then once the pump cover is removed, does the input shaft simply slide up and out? Do I need a puller or is it basically free?

Thanks much.
 
Yes once front is off it should pull rite out. I used to know where to wedge big screwdriver between couple of rotating groups so thrust washer didnt fall down. Its 30+ years since did it.
 
(quoted from post at 05:37:49 07/11/20) Will be pulling an 881 tranny if you need parts or whole trans. Located in NJ 07838
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He doesn't say what tractor he has. An 881 input shaft is different than an input shaft for a single speed PTO equipped tractor, say an 871 for example.
 
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