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Re: PTO shaft question
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Posted by Gerald J. on May 08, 2005 at 17:49:18 from (67.0.96.208):
In Reply to: PTO shaft question posted by JackT on May 08, 2005 at 09:58:13:
There are a couple dozen sizes, and each has at least two variations and then there are metric sizes. Some have retaining rings inside, some are outside. Some have a symmetrical cross, some not. Like said down below, take pieces to the parts store (and some automotive stores have such parts) and compare. They keep a dial or digital caliper on the counter for just such occasions. The printed catalog from Baum Hydraulics has a good selection of U-joints and repair parts. They do have a web page, I don't know how much is there. Gerald J.
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