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Re: gene b/A PTO
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Posted by gene b on June 07, 2004 at 18:58:41 from (67.1.105.84):
In Reply to: gene b/A PTO posted by CNKS on June 07, 2004 at 15:11:24:
With all the bolts removed and on the bench the two should seperate. There could or could not be shims between the two castings that set the clearence for the beltpulley gears. You could get pto without beltpuley. I havent had a SA assy but to replace the belt pulley bearing you would have to remove the plug you mentioned as the shaft would not come out without removing the plug. I probably should shut up as that is one area i have not replaced a bearing but looking at the assy that would be the only way to remove the shaft. good luck gene b
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