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M PTO shift lever location. PICS!!!!

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Patrick Martin

05-22-2007 18:34:57

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got another question guys. Does anyone have a picture of how the original is rigged????

Here is a pic of what I have. (or have not)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v425/EZFEED/PatsM-1.jpg

I just got my I&T manual today too!!!! :) I see that the shifter just controls a simple sliding splined sleeve that engages the transmission output.

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georgeky

05-22-2007 21:12:41

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Re: M PTO shift lever location. PICS!!!! in reply to Patrick Martin, 05-22-2007 18:34:57

Patrick, Tom is right a cable will not work. You have to be able to push down on the rod to disengage the PTO. The light is in the right place. There is a bracket that mounts in with the center deck bolt. It stick over towards the light some. The engaging rod is also bent some to make up the rest of the difference. I will send you a picture of a 100% original 1950 M tomorrow. It will show just what you need. I don't have one, but with the picture you should be able to make one.

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tprexhurst

05-22-2007 20:56:23

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Re: M PTO shift lever location. PICS!!!! in reply to Patrick Martin, 05-22-2007 18:34:57

My 'H' has the light on the right (viewed from the rear) and a bracket for the PTO control where your rear light is located. Very easy to access from the driver's seat.
Tex

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georgeky

05-22-2007 20:47:48

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Re: M PTO shift lever location. PICS!!!! in reply to Patrick Martin, 05-22-2007 18:34:57

If you don't get a picture tonight. I will send you one tomorrow.

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Tom Windsor

05-22-2007 19:59:50

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Re: M PTO shift lever location. PICS!!!! in reply to Patrick Martin, 05-22-2007 18:34:57

I think this is rigged the same way as My h. There is a small flange with a hole in it under the bolt there at the rear light. A rod extends down through the flange to the lever. The operator simply can reach around and pull the lever to engage the PTO.

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Patrick Martin

05-22-2007 20:40:56

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Re: M PTO shift lever location. PICS!!!! in reply to Tom Windsor, 05-22-2007 19:59:50

I thought that too. If this is the case then I think I will redo this with a cable type setup and rout the control to the light bar. Might be a little handier?

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Tom Windsor

05-22-2007 20:44:24

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Re: M PTO shift lever location. PICS!!!! in reply to Patrick Martin, 05-22-2007 20:40:56

Dont think the cable is going to work. There is a ball and spring inside the unit which holds it in place. It requres some effort both up and down to change positions!

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Patrick Martin

05-22-2007 22:54:02

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Re: M PTO shift lever location. PICS!!!! in reply to Tom Windsor, 05-22-2007 20:44:24

Well crapola?!?!?! Guess no cable then huh! HA! :) Well at least i know now so I will be hunting for a steel rod tomorrow.

Thank you very much Georgekey for the pictures too! My email address is attached to this email in case you done have it already!

Pat

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