Re: PTO shaft will just slide out when not engaged.

Posted by Bob on February 11, 2002 at 16:17:15 from (216.182.20.83):

In Reply to: PTO shaft will just slide out when not engaged. posted by Cubby50 on February 11, 2002 at 13:24:52:

I had a problem with mine but it did it with to pto engaged as well. Take the bolt that holds down the keeper on the pto lever. Remove the bolts that hold the pto in the rear and slide it out. Put the splined end in a vise between two blocks of wood.Press the cone shaped retainer on top of the bearing down seating the bearing against the bearing stop. The cone is held with dimples hammered into the pto shaft, these will wear away allowing the shaft to slip out of the bearing. I used a cold chisel to expand the shaft to hold the retainer tight. When you reassemble the shaft longer bolts will help to align the pto lever. Good luck< Bob

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