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Massey Ferguson 175 Rear PTO Oil Seal

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Frank D.

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How do you remove the PTO seal retainer housing on rear of a Massey Ferguson 175? Does the lift cover have to be removed or case split? Or can the retainer housing just be pried out?
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Remove the two tapered screws holding the retainer plate. Then with a punch in the shaft hole, pry on the punch with a crowbar and pull the shaft assembly out. Hope you drained the oil first..
 
(quoted from post at 22:05:18 08/26/19) Remove the two tapered screws holding the retainer plate. Then with a punch in the shaft hole, pry on the punch with a crowbar and pull the shaft assembly out. Hope you drained the oil first..
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Thanks for the info, I'll give it a try!
 
what happens if you cannot get the pto shaft out? the seal block comes out like an inch and stops...........it is on a mf 150....same setup though...........we have even pulled on it with a comealong tied to
a tree......no good........ideas? never seen this ever
 
On my MF175, I used a phillips screw driver thru the pto shaft retainer pin hole positioned horizontally and used a large crowbar between the rear differential and screwdriver to pry out shaft and seal housing. I worked both sides evenly to prevent binding.
 
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