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New Holland pto shaft

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Shane NC

07-08-2003 17:11:51




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I have a New Holland Supper Hayliner 78. It has a two section pto shaft . One that is ling that is atacted to the fly weal and a short one that goes frome the longer to the pto on the tractor. The ling one is free and moves in and out very easly but the short one is not. Acording to my manual the long one has a grease foting the short one does not. my question is does the small one supose to teloscope in and out. i have maned to get the shild to move but not the shaft and it looks like it does not move. Can any one till me if it is supose to move please.

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Shane NC

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Dan

07-08-2003 21:58:22




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 Re: New Holland pto shaft in reply to Shane NC, 07-08-2003 17:11:51  
I agree with others, front shaft is solid. You get telescoping to hook and un hook by moveing the rear shaft in and out and moving the center support foreward and back.



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Sid

07-08-2003 19:55:57




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 Re: New Holland pto shaft in reply to Shane NC, 07-08-2003 17:11:51  
The short one is a solid shaft. It was on my old 268 anyway.



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Kelly C

07-08-2003 21:41:28




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 Re: Re: New Holland pto shaft in reply to Sid, 07-08-2003 19:55:57  
Same on my 68 solid one.
Dont beak that shaft. If you do bring a fat wallet to the NH dealer.



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