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Re: Love-joy coupling
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Posted by old on January 26, 2004 at 07:13:54 from (63.189.41.221):
In Reply to: Love-joy coupling posted by Tim B on January 26, 2004 at 06:20:11:
It doesn't sound like a true love-joy. Any how I does sound like what I have on my 801 and my 8N and I get the replace ment parts at my local tractor dealer. That set up is very common for ford tractors with loaders, if its like what I have it also has a splined shaft that goes in the part that bolts to the crank pully and should be around 8-12 inch long. I have to replace them about every pther year costs around $60 for the whole thing
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