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olsnuffy

07-17-2005 17:07:13




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I have a JD model 224 AW baler. It has started breaking the bolt that goes through the set coller that is on the end of the splined shaft that the slip cluch is on. This coller is the one that holds the drive shaft yoke with the dog pins in it against the outer face of the slip cluch. The holes in the yoke that the dog pins and springs go in are starting to get a little oblong. Could this be the problem? If so what about drilling them from 1/2" to 9/16" and using 9/16" pins? Thanks Steve

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Tx Jim

07-18-2005 03:20:28




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 Re: pto question in reply to olsnuffy, 07-17-2005 17:07:13  
olsnuffy,I was thinking that the collar you referred to should be shimmed snugly and held on with roll pin.It's been along time since I worked on a JD 224 but they are good balers.Tx Jim



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txgrn

07-17-2005 19:08:26




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 Re: pto question in reply to olsnuffy, 07-17-2005 17:07:13  
Since the slip clutch is your safety valve and usually there is ample meat in the metallic interfaces of shafts and yokes, I'd do it.

Mark



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txgrn

07-17-2005 19:08:08




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 Re: pto question in reply to olsnuffy, 07-17-2005 17:07:13  
Since the slip clutch is your safety valve and usually there is ample meat in the metallic interfaces of shafts and yokes, I'd do it.

Mark



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