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8 N PTO removal

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David

08-22-1999 07:40:39




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I removed the cap bolts, could pull the shaft out about 1 inch, but can't remove it. Seems to be stuck in the pump housing. Any special tools needed for this? Any tips?




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ZANE

08-22-1999 11:05:36




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 Re: 8 N PTO removal in reply to David, 08-22-1999 07:40:39  
Have you been using a bush hog behind the tractor?
If so, you may have twisted the pto shaft just behind the pto coupler in front of the hydralic pump.If it cannot be pried out using a long bar and a wood block it may be necessary to cut the shaft off in front of the pump with a cutting torch then cut it into behind the pump.Drop the pump and then with a side grinder clean up the forward end sticking out of the pump in order for it to pull through the spline in the pump.
I know this sounds radical but sometimes it's the only was to get a twisted shaft out of an N tractor.
Good luck.

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which is why......Dell (WA)

08-22-1999 21:46:35




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 Re: Re: 8 N PTO removal in reply to ZANE, 08-22-1999 11:05:36  
I am the self-appointed safety preacher advocating the "Over-Running Coupler" to be used on the PTO shaft with brush-hogs as it prevents expensive noises in the tranny and other nasties..... ...Dell



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PA-DAVE

08-22-1999 07:56:06




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 Re: 8 N PTO removal in reply to David, 08-22-1999 07:40:39  
No it should pull out,it may be hung up on the bearing just inside the cover.Make sure you replace the oil seal right behind the cap or you will regret it later.



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