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Here is what Bruce says--------------------------PTO SEAL REPLACEMENT --- While you have the PTO shaft out, it would be a good time to replace the seal on it. It"s got two spring clamps around it. Take your needle nose pliers & remove the one in the front. Then, hang the shaft & bearing housing in your vice & tap the butt end of the shaft; the bearing cap will come off (and the shaft will land on your foot). Then, remove the other spring clip from the other side of the seal. At this point, remember that you never bought a seal driver & go get a B socket & drive the seal out. If you have the new style seal, the white side goes out. Put some grease on it..Bruce.
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