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Re: shortening PTO shaft with zerk fittings
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Posted by old on July 29, 2005 at 09:31:31 from (207.69.138.202):
In Reply to: shortening PTO shaft with zerk fittings posted by JB OH on July 29, 2005 at 08:53:29:
You will probably need to cut the yoke off as bob said but it can be done in a home shop. You do need to make sure you keep it stright and you also need to keep the U-joints in time. Which is not hard to do either just make a note of how they line up now, cut off/grind off the weld where it hooks to the yoke and then weld it back up alineing it the same as it was. The last one I did took me about and hour.
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