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Super 55 PTO Clutch Basket

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RCP

06-25-2006 05:52:52




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I am putting the PTO clutch back together, and need to tighten the spanner nut in the bottom of the clutch basket. Can anyone tell me the correct torque?

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Rich




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jake4

06-26-2006 07:39:54




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 Re: Super 55 PTO Clutch Basket in reply to RCP, 06-25-2006 05:52:52  
This normal the hub is splined on both ends rides on 2 roller bearings and 2 ball bearings to the rear hub driving nothing. Once the discs are in place there will be a drag.



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jake4

06-25-2006 08:32:39




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 Re: Super 55 PTO Clutch Basket in reply to RCP, 06-25-2006 05:52:52  
The book calls for 150 foot pounds of torque, then stake the threads in 3 location. I made a spanner from a 2 ft lenght of black pipe [2" in ID]. Most people use a hammer and chisel to remove. I could send a photo if needed. LOL



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RCP

06-26-2006 03:26:48




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 Re: Super 55 PTO Clutch Basket in reply to jake4, 06-25-2006 08:32:39  
Thank you, I also made a spanner wrench from a piece of pipe. I am concerned because after I tightenened the nut, the basket and shaft were still able to move in the transmmission case. Is this normal??

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Rich



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