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IH #46T baler drive shaft problem
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Posted by 1031D on June 10, 2006 at 13:37:22 from (69.210.57.179):
I have a #46T IH baler, and I broke a u-joint in the end of the shaft that connects to the gearcase up front and the packer arm in the back. How does this shaft come off? I noticed it is splined and punched like someone marked it in the past to take it off without losing time. I have had a 45T and a 46T and never had to replace any part of this shaft before.
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