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pat

08-15-2000 06:37:27




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I borrowed an old posthole digger and could not use it because it had a hole in it for a keeper. My JD4020 PTO shaft is smooth, made for a quick disconnect. Do you drill a hole in the PTO shaft or make a new splined yoke? It sure would be hard to drill. What is the distance from the end of the shaft to drill?




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LazyHorse

08-15-2000 07:07:43




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 Re: PTO pin in reply to pat, 08-15-2000 06:37:27  
You might want to inspect your tractor's PTO shaft very closely. Most that I have worked with have the pin hole. I have seen several tractors which appeared to be smooth shafted but the hole was there just plugged with dirt & debris from years of use without a PTO pinned implement. I have on old IH baler that requires use of the pto pin, and at first thought my oliver 880 didn't have the hole, but closer inspections and cleaning showed the hole.

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paul

08-15-2000 12:17:03




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 Re: Re: PTO pin in reply to LazyHorse, 08-15-2000 07:07:43  
Yea, most tractors I've seen made in the '70s or earlier have a pin hole.

--->Paul



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