Posted by rrlund on May 13, 2016 at 09:47:28 from (162.250.25.105):
In Reply to: Hey Randy posted by Donald Lehman on May 13, 2016 at 07:48:31:
Ain't life fun though. I stripped the splines out of the inside of the beater on the New Idea 3732 box spreader a few years back. The shaft was alright for the most part. The splines were the same as a 540 PTO. I took the beater and a half a 540 U-joint to the machine shop. They turned the U-joint down and bored out the beater,put the piece inside the beater and welded it in. It's still going.
The clutch went out on the 2-135 about this time of year three years ago. I put the 1850 on the disc to get oats in and that one started slipping,so I had to do two clutch jobs that year. Now I see why people with money just push them off to the side and buy another new one when things screw up.
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