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Re: Need advice installing Overrun Coupling on 140
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Posted by Robert in NC on April 19, 2005 at 17:14:37 from (152.121.36.65):
In Reply to: Need advice installing Overrun Coupling on 140 posted by Gary(NC) on April 19, 2005 at 16:59:20:
I have only done this on a Ford 2000 so I maybe wrong on some points.. When I bought mine, I ordered it with the model number of the tractor and only had to worry about the spline number. I think mine was 16 but can't remember now. Eitherway, it was a slip on type but had the opition of making it not slip off by placing a metal bar in the Coupling shaft and the PTO shaft. So whenever I wanted to remove it I just popped it out with a punch. The coupling isn't really hard to install. All I did was slip it on whenever I needed to mow and removed it whenever I didn't. Should be pretty easy for you.
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