I recently purchased an old New Holland 610 Corn Chopper that I found on auction for a good price. After I got the chopper home, and some general maintenance, I noticed that the push pin was missing from the PTO shaft.
While I'm familiar with a few different types of push pins, this one has me confused. On all of my other implements, there is always one side that has a smaller hole for the pin or spring to rest against, however, this yoke is a 1/2" all of the way through. There is a slot along the top of the yoke that makes it seem like it's more of a compression style fitting more so than a push pin style.
I have looked online and cannot find any information on this model of chopper. Does this yoke design require a typical push pin, or was this designed to hold a bolt?
The push pin hole is 1/2" in diameter on each side, and it's 1 3/4" long.
Thank you,
Adam
While I'm familiar with a few different types of push pins, this one has me confused. On all of my other implements, there is always one side that has a smaller hole for the pin or spring to rest against, however, this yoke is a 1/2" all of the way through. There is a slot along the top of the yoke that makes it seem like it's more of a compression style fitting more so than a push pin style.
I have looked online and cannot find any information on this model of chopper. Does this yoke design require a typical push pin, or was this designed to hold a bolt?
The push pin hole is 1/2" in diameter on each side, and it's 1 3/4" long.
Thank you,
Adam
