Posted by gene bender on March 07, 2012 at 14:17:12 from (67.55.227.130):
In Reply to: Removing PTO on an A posted by charlie M on March 07, 2012 at 13:01:02:
Yes putting it back together will be a chore to get the tube that enguages when you put it in gear. Mite want to take the top of the tranny off to help. The shift lever has a short stub that goes in the grouved sleeve that engiages when you put it in gear. Be careful not to lose the spring loaded plunger that helps control the shift lever. I would take out the slotted screw thats located near where the shift lever goes thru the tranny that way the spring loaded plunger wont fly out when you remove the assy. Ive done it many times so its easy for me
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