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To go on what Forgot said, there is a long PTO shaft that is driven by a hub bolted to the flywheel. The shaft goes all the way to the back, driving both the Hydraulics and the PTO shaft out the back. To pull it, you gotta take off the top cover (above the pto shaft) that is held on by 4 bolts. There is a plug in there w/ 1/2" threads in it, you need to pull this out, then there is an O ring way inside, about 5-6" inside that MUST come out before you can pull the long shaft. If not, you'll be cussing and swearing and the tractor will win the fight. You'll need a peice of threaded rod for the shaft also, both the plug and the shaft are 1/2" and you should use a peice a good 12" long or more. It may still want to stick, but put an impact on the rod (jam 2 nuts together on the end) to turn it a little and jar it loose. The splines will also have to be lined up w/ the hydraulic pump once it gets that far, and the impact comes in handy again there to turn it while you pull on it. As long as the O ring is out, it'll come but it may need some persuading. Good luck!!
Donovan from Wisconsin
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