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CapnDean

01-11-2002 07:14:16




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My bush hog has no "keeper".

The spring loaded doo hickey that keeps the slip yoke from jumping off of the pto shaft.

I am using a 3/8" bolt for the time being..

WHat is the industry name for the keeper? and where can I get a replacement?




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RD

01-15-2002 19:32:36




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 Re: What's it called? in reply to CapnDean, 01-11-2002 07:14:16  
CJ has the correct answer.



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Keith G.

01-12-2002 07:30:58




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 Re: What's it called? in reply to CapnDean, 01-11-2002 07:14:16  
A "roll pin" has no split. it is a continous piece of metal rolled into a pin. Spring pins have a split.



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David

01-11-2002 13:02:41




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 Re: What's it called? in reply to CapnDean, 01-11-2002 07:14:16  
In my 2002 Sloan Express catalog on page 77 it list them under the topic QUICK and COLLAR DISCONNECTS KITS. They have two types of QUICK DISCONNECT KITS listed for $2.49 each.

A is a long one that goes all the way thru and has a clip on the spring end to keep it in.(3 pieces - rod, spring, external clip ring) - since you used a 3/8 bolt thru yours this is probably yours -

B is a short one with a spring that does not go all the way thru the collar. From the pic it may screw into the collar to hold it it.

they also have SLIDE COLLAR DISCONNECT KITS for $12.50.
For a free catalog call 1-800-934-9777 The website www.sloanex.com dos not list these parts.

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richard douthwaite

01-11-2002 13:02:30




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 Re: What's it called? in reply to CapnDean, 01-11-2002 07:14:16  
I have purchased a 2 bottom JD plow, it has spoke wheels with rubber tires on the front. The 3rd wheel in the back is all steel. A lever works the forrow wheel, the remote cylinder works the ground wheel. How can I find the model for parts, and etc ?



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gary

01-16-2002 07:27:58




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 Re: Re: What's it called? in reply to richard douthwaite, 01-11-2002 13:02:30  
Richard,
If you have a remote cylinder, I am guessing that what you are describing is a #44H plow. I have one myself, manuals are probably available at your JD dealer, but I bought one at a tractor show. If you could email me or fax me a picture, I could maybe ID it better. Let me know how you make out. I might be able to fax you a parts breakdown.
gary



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Lyle

01-11-2002 11:58:01




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 Re: What's it called? in reply to CapnDean, 01-11-2002 07:14:16  
What I thought you wanted was the pin to hold an over-running clutch onto your pto shaft. This is a roll or spring pin. It goes in and then the grease fittings go back into the unit thus keeping the pin from falling out, and you can lube the joint also. At least that's how mine is held onto my 2N Ford. Sorry if I misled you.



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mdm

01-11-2002 11:19:30




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 Re: What's it called? in reply to CapnDean, 01-11-2002 07:14:16  
It is sometimes called a yoke quick release button or pin. The "spring pin" or roll pin mentioned in the previous post would not work very well. How would you keep it in, get one big enough that you drive it in? If you have a stoppage hard enough to break the pin on the pto shaft, you have already broken something else on the pto shaft, the shaft is splined. You should have either a slip clutch or shear pin at the bush hog end of your shaft which will eliminate costly damage caused by a sudden stoppage of the bush hog.

mdm

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Mark A

01-11-2002 08:19:23




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 Re: What's it called? in reply to CapnDean, 01-11-2002 07:14:16  
I think its called a "pto snap pin", which you should be able to get at any tractor supply place. Common/standard item, usually comes in a small bag with a new spring and a keeper, which you clamp onto pin after assembly with a plier, and should be interchangeable with most pto implements.



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Murray Dunn

01-12-2002 14:19:23




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 Re: Re: What's it called? in reply to Mark A, 01-11-2002 08:19:23  
What Mark called it most likely what the question was about. I have called them push pins but there are many sizes. Best take the part of the drive line to the store with you. Mark was reight they are at all farm supply houses



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Lyle

01-11-2002 07:27:10




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 Re: What's it called? in reply to CapnDean, 01-11-2002 07:14:16  
I believe they are called spring pins. They are a round hollow pin with a slit the full lenght of it. They will flex a small bit. Your bolt will not flex and could harm something if you hit some solid object with you equipment. Good Luck



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CJ

01-11-2002 19:35:53




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 Re: Re: What's it called? in reply to Lyle, 01-11-2002 07:27:10  
What you are describing is a Roll Pin.



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