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Re: question about a 3 pt. snow thrower
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Posted by karl f on February 20, 2003 at 23:08:15 from (65.237.15.222):
In Reply to: question about a 3 pt. snow thrower posted by Tom W on February 20, 2003 at 13:31:41:
i'm guessing here: the pto shaft is probably attatched with a shear pin/bolt. or a shear bolt clutch hub assembly is attached to the shaft and then the pto shaft is attached to that. i would suggest looking at other snow throwers of various makes. you may also find a part to make it work on a silage blower. new pto shafts are available from many suppliers and you can get or make them the length you need. hopefully others will chime in here -karl
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