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Re: I need you wisdom please help
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Posted by kyhayman on May 06, 2004 at 11:56:49 from (205.204.242.23):
In Reply to: I need you wisdom please help posted by Jeremy Dickey on May 06, 2004 at 06:13:37:
Been doing some research on this (pulled out my 'never used' service manual). It shows a splined hub which bolts to the engine crankshaft (so you will have to do a split at the clutch). There is a shaft that runs back through the transmission case into the front of the differential assembly (so you will have to remove top of transmission and pull both rear axles). Fit the pto hydraulic clutch pack into the top of the transmission differential housing and plumb to hydraulic system. Then make necessary mods to back end of tractor to get pto shaft there. Based on a used parts guide I have you are looking at about $800-1200 in parts. Based on the labor guide for R&R each component and multiplying times 125% (for extra time needed in conversions) you are looking at about 110 hours of labor. Sounds to me like you have a great tractor to pull a hay rake with and need one with live PTO to run your mower and baler.
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