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gary bar

10-14-2004 13:32:22

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my pto seal on my 65/66 mf 135 is leaking can anyone tell me if this is a difficult job can a
novice do this and if so how do i do it

Thanks Gary

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Gary Cole

10-15-2004 02:33:04

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Re: pto seal in reply to gary bar, 10-14-2004 13:32:22

On mine I had to take the brackets off that hold the stab. chains. It has 2 bolts in each of them. Can't remember if there is a snap or not. You should be able to see. After that, just pull on the shaft and it should come out. There is an oil seal at the back. Its probably shot. Might want to check the shaft for wear. If you have the seal you can do it in 20-30 minutes

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Pluto

10-15-2004 05:30:26

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Re: pto seal in reply to Gary Cole, 10-15-2004 02:33:04

I need to do the same repair for my MF35. Another bit of useful information picked up from the forum archives is to park the tractor on an incline with the nose down when you do this job. The reason for doing so is to reduce the amount of fluid that will drain out the back of the tractor when the plate that holds the pto shaft is removed. Check the archives; lots of good tips out there.

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