I am replacing the clutch on this 6610S.There is a splined shaft that extends from the clutch that goes into a drive member that sits in the flywheel, drives the pto or hydraulics of both, I guess. I would like to change that splined shaft, what is the procedure to get this shaft out from the front of the transmission? Thank You!
- Thread starter Texczech
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Bern
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- Mount Vernon, WA
You don't - it comes out the back. You're looking at a rear transmission split.
mikewood869
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Like Bern says, they come out the back. This is a 8x4 transmission. We got the clutch from Alexander Tractor from down in Texas. It came with everything.
Tx Jim
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- Coyote Flats, Texas
Several yrs back my 6700 stopped moving on county road while transporting hay rake from 1 hay fields to another. As others stated it required split between clutch & trans case.
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