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1971 Ford 3000 Gas Engine and front PTO rotation

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Rotation of engine should be Clockwise as viewed from front of engine facing toward rear, correct? So, front PTO should also be "Clockwise" as viewed in same manner?
 

Mr. Wallace, I really do not know. It looked to me like a PTO drive, but, there is a 13 spline female drive in the front of the tractor. When I bought the tractor, very used, there was a hydraulic Eaton pump attached for the front bucket, However, I do not know if any of this was original. So it may be as you suggested, for the hydraulic. Reason I am searching is that the Eaton pump was not operating. In order to replace it I need to know which direction that section of the tractor is suppose to rotate.
Thank you for the response. It is greatly appreciated.
 
(quoted from post at 16:10:23 05/08/21)
Mr. Wallace, I really do not know. It looked to me like a PTO drive, but, there is a 13 spline female drive in the front of the tractor. When I bought the tractor, very used, there was a hydraulic Eaton pump attached for the front bucket, However, I do not know if any of this was original. So it may be as you suggested, for the hydraulic. Reason I am searching is that the Eaton pump was not operating. In order to replace it I need to know which direction that section of the tractor is suppose to rotate.
Thank you for the response. It is greatly appreciated.
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ou will likely find that what you see is simply a direct coupler to front of crank shaft/pulley. 1:1 engine speed.
 
If the splines in adapter on crank pulley are not stripped just need coupler to fit ends. Uses 7/8-13. Pump could be 3/4 strait with key. Pump will need to be CCW rotation. Rotation is determined by looking
a shaft end of pump.
 
Mr. Wallace, again, thank you. That sounds great. I did check and the splines are in mint condition. Received a pump, 7/8" 13 tooth spline shaft. Holding the pump in hands, viewing from back of pump housing looking toward the splined shaft end, has an arrow on top indicating left, ccw.
 
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