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coup

03-11-2007 14:33:26




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is there anyway to jury rig a yoke that the keeper is gone on....the piece that slides up on tractor pto shaft... or do you have to buy the hole yoke.




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kmcampbe

03-12-2007 16:07:33




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to coup, 03-11-2007 14:33:26  
Any good farm supply store should have parts to re-build a yoke, the best thing to do is to take it in and have someone help you and make sure you have the correct parts the first time...save a lot in the end...



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coup

03-12-2007 02:41:37




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to coup, 03-11-2007 14:33:26  
thanks ,,the yoke had a bolt that did nothing,,,when i bought the tiller below the guy hooked up the pto shaft and was hitting the bolt and said it needed ptblaster on it... but the boltjust slides back and forth doing nothing....i have been lucky and haven't had to deal with this yet.....



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johns48jdb

03-11-2007 17:04:06




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to coup, 03-11-2007 14:33:26  
hey rick b - your way off base here. i think you owe the man an appology. i was just fixing to post something similar to his response, but if you had rather put a bolt through the hole that is to long and catches on your pants leg and rolls you up around the drive shaft go ahead. i don't think anybody here will miss you with that attitude. the guy was giving you good safe advice.



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Joe(TX)

03-11-2007 18:05:05




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to johns48jdb, 03-11-2007 17:04:06  
johns48jdb
If you leg is close enough to catch on a bolt, It is close enough to get caught by the yoke or shaft or the quick release pin for that matter. I think you are the one who needs to appologize.



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johns48jdb

03-11-2007 18:18:58




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to Joe(TX), 03-11-2007 18:05:05  
tell your logic to my buddy who got his pants caught in a post hole digger and nearly killed him. if this guy used just what ever length of bolt he could find laying around and used one that was real long he could get caught up in it real ease. you miss the point altogether. it better to be safe than sorry and thats all the guy and i were trying to say. if you want to have some fun sometime throw a piece of clothing on a drive shaft that is spinning and see how you think you would feel if that was you going round and a round instead of just a rag.

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Joe(TX)

03-12-2007 04:36:23




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to johns48jdb, 03-11-2007 18:18:58  
I did not miss the point at all.
My point was that if someone got caught by a bolt, he was too close and did not have the guards in place. It sounds like your friend violated a number of safty rules.



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old

03-11-2007 18:51:13




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to johns48jdb, 03-11-2007 18:18:58  
Thats why if you look at the newer tractors it say DISENGAGE THE PTO before getting off the tractor and stop the engine. I have seen lots of things get hook onto PTO shafts and it doesn't matter what it is if it hit the shaft just right it will wind up in/on the PTO shaft.



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RickB

03-11-2007 16:00:25




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to coup, 03-11-2007 14:33:26  
The pin, spring and retainer should be available for most yoke styles.



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old

03-11-2007 15:20:27




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to coup, 03-11-2007 14:33:26  
A lot of them have a hole in them so if that brakes you can use a bolt in its place. BTDT and a bolt works well ,but still the other type of lock is better by far



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Gerald J.

03-11-2007 15:05:01




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to coup, 03-11-2007 14:33:26  
Nearly every farm store that sells yokes, sells replacement keeper pins and springs.

Try Baum Hydraulics for one. www.baumhydraulics.com

There are others on line that I can't mention here.

Gerald J.



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btdt

03-11-2007 14:46:52




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to coup, 03-11-2007 14:33:26  
why would you want to jury rig something that could hurt your tractor or maim a loved one? i think tractor safety 101 covers this doesn"t it? If you really can"t afford to fix it right let me be the first to purchase an accident policy



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Joe(TX)

03-11-2007 18:11:55




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to btdt, 03-11-2007 14:46:52  
btdt
I'm with RickB on this one. Why would a bolt be more dangerous than the normal keeper. The yoke is bigger than the area where the bolt goes. This is a prime example of flawed logic.



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RickB

03-11-2007 16:02:23




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 Re: slip on yokes in reply to btdt, 03-11-2007 14:46:52  
Your post provides zero help; just a bunch of poor attitude.



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