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Posted by Bill Griffin on April 28, 2005 at 18:22:19 from (69.34.32.233):
I think I messed up this time. The PTO shaft seal on my C was leaking so I ordered a new one and started to put it in tonight. It looked like the old one could be pulled from the outside which I managed to do before I realized it was supposed to come out from the inside. Next, I pulled the PTO housing but now I can not get the gear off the shaft. It has 3 holes in it that looks like a small 3 jaw puller would fit or I'm guessing maybe the shaft could be pressed out of it from inside out. Anyone want to tell me how it's supposed to be done? On the bright side, I got the new pilot bearing and the good clutch installed. When the throwout bearing gets here, I can put that part back together.
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