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Need repair info on 856 Farmall
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Posted by Wayne on April 08, 2003 at 20:37:23 from (152.163.189.203):
Anybody know if the PTO drive on an old 856 Farmall is repairable? I've got a customer with one that the actual piece that sockets the PTO cable is rounded out and will no longer drive it. It looks like ity comes apart, but I can't get the machine long enough to try because he has to have it to feed, so I'm trying to get repair info and parts in advance so I can do it all in one trip.
Also anybody know where I might just find a used one in good shape and just replace it if it's not repairable? I just put a normal ole right angle drive on another of his machines. After looking at all my normal parts places that carry that kind of thing I discovered it was a IH only item. As a result what would normally be a $40 part was almost $100. I know he doesn't want to go that route with this one....it just looks expensive right off the bat....
Any ideas or tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance, Wayne
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