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Pulling 2255 PTO shaft

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Jim Meade

04-01-2004 11:14:10




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I'm not having any luck pulling the PTO shaft on my 2255. The splines are not lining up. Any tips or suggestions are welcome. This is about the worst experience I've had with them. Usually, I can get the PTO shaft out pretty quickly.




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Steve A

04-01-2004 19:13:53




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 Re: Pulling 2255 PTO shaft in reply to Jim Meade, 04-01-2004 11:14:10  
Put a bolt in the end of the shaft with a wrench on it,than put a pipe wrench on the pto shaft and turn both of them as you pull the shaft out.It will line up the splines and come right out.



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mitch

04-01-2004 18:34:57




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 Re: Pulling 2255 PTO shaft in reply to Jim Meade, 04-01-2004 11:14:10  
What I would do is hook it up to a tree and go really fast and hang on. but hey thats me



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Harry D.

04-01-2004 17:03:05




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 Re: Pulling 2255 PTO shaft in reply to Jim Meade, 04-01-2004 11:14:10  
I used to have good luck by clamping a visegrip to the shaft, (I'm assuming you have it part way out), with one hand pulling steadily on the shaft use a rubber or plastic hammer to rap the handle of the v-grip. The rotation from the hammering helps line up the splines as you pull the shaft. Similar to Brads post. Good luck
Harry D.



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Brad

04-01-2004 14:16:46




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 Re: Pulling 2255 PTO shaft in reply to Jim Meade, 04-01-2004 11:14:10  
On a stubborn shaft, I usually screw a bolt into the end and put a impact on it while pulling back and trying to keep it from spinning at the same time. you just want it to turn slowly. They usually come right out.



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