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JD50 PTO SHAFT

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mgb

11-04-2000 17:43:33




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I unbolted the cover around the PTO shaft on my 50 to replace the seal. Then I pulled the shaft with cover out until it stopped. It will not come all the way out. But!!! Neither will it go all the way back in! It likes about 2 or 3 inches going all the way back in. Is there something that is supposed to match up inside the transmission before the shaft will return to it's original position? It will turn around freely, but doesn't seem to find a notch or slot to slip back in. And will I need to take the shaft all the way out of the tractor to replace the seal in the cover? If so how do I remove whatever is on the inside holding it?
This is NOT a live PTO if it makes any difference.

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clooney

11-04-2000 18:04:30




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 Re: JD50 PTO SHAFT in reply to mgb, 11-04-2000 17:43:33  
MBG, those rear seals are a b***h to replace. You have to pull the bolts on the rear housing (you already have) then pull the shaft & housing to the rear as far as you can (sounds like you already have) then you have to reach around behind the bearing & remove the internal snap ring that holds the bearing then the rear housing will come off. To actually remove the shaft you will have to pull the bigger rear axle housing cover (the big top heavy one). I think the reason you can't get the shaft back in all the way is you haven't lined the shaft up with the coupling between the shaft & bevel gear shaft. If you still don't understand what has to be done E-Mail me & I will find a breakdown of the power shaft & bearings & scan you a picture.

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