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Pto lock - what am I overlooking?

Steve in VA

Steve in VA

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Location
Natural Bridge Virginia
So I got the lock pin to move freely but
the spring return is broken. I'd like to
fix it but I can't see how to get the pin
out. No obvious snap ring, retaining pin,
or straking. So, how does this come
apart? Is that a retaining ring in the
final pic?
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If that's the kind I think it is, just put a punch in the hole and drive it on out. It should be longer and come out that hole and have a small snap ring or C clip on it.
 
Looks like the end was peened over a little, but it should punch out. I have gutted and repaired several. The local Tractor Supply has a few repair kits, but I found a good selection online at Weasler dot com, do a search for yoke repair kits.
 
You guys are spot on. I do believe it was straked in. The punch i have got it mostly out but now I need a slightly longer punch; or a bolt. I want it in my hand when I get a repair kit.
Thanks much.
 
To fix these, rather than finding/buying the right parts, I have just drilled the right size whole all the way through, and put a bolt in it for a locking device.
 
I was really close to that, but I have a genetic defect that drives me to understand how things are built and how they work. Next trip by TSC I'll get the kit and likely only use the spring.
 
I was really close to that, but I have a genetic defect that drives me to understand how things are built and how they work.

Same way. That and the belief I can fix anything drives my wife nuts.

Fred
 
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