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720 Diesel PTO Problems

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Curt Cooke

06-10-2003 07:15:32




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A fellow dropped off a 720D to repair. His complaint is that the PTO turns the wrong way. Best clue I have to the problem is that I've been told the rear end of this tractor is that of a 70. My question is this; if I have a 720 carcass, and if the problem is in fact what is described, how much of the back side of this tractor do I have to swap?




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Bob

06-13-2003 20:38:36




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 Re: 720 Diesel PTO Problems in reply to Curt Cooke, 06-10-2003 07:15:32  
This book on ebay might shed some light on this issue? (I am in no way connected to this auction, just happened upon it on ebay.)



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Clooney

06-10-2003 09:07:06




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 Re: 720 Diesel PTO Problems in reply to Curt Cooke, 06-10-2003 07:15:32  
Curt, I don't know what you have there. It sounds like you might have transmission driven PTO shaft in a tractor set up for an engine driven PTO shaft. [or the other way around].
~On your question?..."if I have a 720 carcass, and if the problem is in fact what is described, how much of the back side of this tractor do I have to swap?"... That would depend on what parts you have in the tractor NOW, whether or not you want to go with an engine driven PTO or transmission driven PTO & what's available parts wise to you.
~Basically you are first going to have to determine what you what to end up with [engine driven or transmission driven], then decide what parts you have to work with, then decide what you will have to replace to make it work.
~If you pull it partially apart so you can determine what�s in it now, then let us know what you want to end up with, we can help you figure out what needs to be changed to get there.

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