Posted by IBorange in TX on March 19, 2012 at 09:29:39 from (68.28.169.231):
In Reply to: Welding PTO shaft posted by 37Chief on March 19, 2012 at 08:14:33:
If you are welding to the yoke, you need to grind the old weld that is on the yoke and hopefully be able to drive the old chunk out of the yoke. Then insert the new square stock and weld on the inside of the yoke,not on the outside. By doing so, you are letting the yoke do its job of holdiing the sq. stock. Do not weld on the outside of the yoke where the sq stock goes into the yoke. If you do, the weld is doing all of the work and it will break at that point when put under stress.
Hope this helps, have done this procedure several times. Had to learn the hard way. Good luck
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