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Need pin to keep PTO lock shaft in place

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Mosey

03-25-2002 08:39:22




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I just bought a Ford model 515 sickle mower and the spring loaded pin that goes on the outside edge of the yoke to keep the PTO shaft attached to the tractor is missing. There�s also a 1/4� hole going through the center that I can put a bolt through for now, but I�d rather have the pin since it�s easier and faster. Will this be a dealer only item or is it a universal type part that I can get from TSC or someplace? Thanks.

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Mosey

04-01-2002 06:36:41




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 Re: Need pin to keep PTO lock shaft in place in reply to Mosey, 03-25-2002 08:39:22  
Just to set the record straight, it's a 5/16" hole (not a 1/4") going through the center.



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Mosey

03-27-2002 05:48:43




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 Re: Need pin to keep PTO lock shaft in place in reply to Mosey, 03-25-2002 08:39:22  
I tried TSC and all they have are complete yokes. I ended up ordering one from the NH dealer, cost $8. I knew I was going to miss Quality Farm and Fleet, I probably could have gotten one cheaper there.



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JMS/MN

03-25-2002 20:28:15




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 Re: Need pin to keep PTO lock shaft in place in reply to Mosey, 03-25-2002 08:39:22  
These are not universal parts- there are differences according to brands. Go to the dealer and get the RIGHT part for about $3 instead of cobbling it together with the wrong bolt or drilling out the part and ruining it for whoever buys that machine from you in the future. Do it right, spend a few bucks, and stay safe!



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Howard IA

03-25-2002 20:22:45




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 Re: Need pin to keep PTO lock shaft in place in reply to Mosey, 03-25-2002 08:39:22  
Just bought one yesterday at farm supply store
It is called Yoke Pin PTO Clam Pack.
Cost $1.96



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Jerry D in NC

03-25-2002 09:32:46




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 Re: Need pin to keep PTO lock shaft in place in reply to Mosey, 03-25-2002 08:39:22  
You can find those replacement parts several places and they are not that expensive. I would check with the FNH dealer first and see what they want. Frequently they are reasonable on price and the quality a step higher. Not always but frequently. BTW you got a great mower for a great price. Enjoy



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Jay

03-25-2002 09:25:11




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 Re: Need pin to keep PTO lock shaft in place in reply to Mosey, 03-25-2002 08:39:22  
I had the exact same trouble with a post hole digger. I own a small machine shop, and what I did was drill the hole through with a 1/2 drill (This matches the radius in your PTO shaft) and just use a 1/2 inch bolt and nut. You could probably use a hitch pin, but I would want to make sure it wouldn't fly out. You could really hurt someone like that!



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