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broke 4 bolt assembly removing pto

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ott in tex

10-27-2005 22:10:26

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I was trying to remove my pto on my 9n to replace a leaking pto seal. Have the tractor on an incline, removed the 4 bolts and pto was not comming out very easy. I turned the assembly and made 4 jack bolt. I did not think i had in much of a bind and moved the assembly out about 1-3/4" when one of the ears broke. Now what? It has a hole in the spline where an oversize shaft is bolted on for my brush hog and seed spreader. Do i rig up a come-a-long and pull? What am i looking at to fix this oops? How and $$$.??? I thought it was easy.

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Rick H. Ga.

10-28-2005 04:41:21

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Re: broke 4 bolt assembly removing pto in reply to ott in tex, 10-27-2005 22:10:26

I've read here on the forum that the PTO shaft can get twisted due to rough brush hogging (hitting large rocks, stumps, etc...) and will not pull out through the hydro pump. The only way to get it out is to take the inspections plates off the side of the tractor and saw the shaft in pieces.

At this point in time, you don't want to damage your hydro pump by continuing to force the shaft out.

I have removed the PTO shaft a couple of times on my N and it was fairly easy to pull out.

I guess you will have to back up and punt instead of going for the touchdown :-).

Good luck with it.

HTH. Rick

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ZANE

10-28-2005 04:32:01

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Re: broke 4 bolt assembly removing pto in reply to ott in tex, 10-27-2005 22:10:26

You will need to drive the PTO shaft back in the tractor. Do not try to pull it further the way you are doing or you will break the hydraulic pump and still have to break the tractor to fix it.

I have used a cutting torch to cut the PTO shaft in front of the pump and behind and then it will drop out the bottom of the lift housing so you can finish getting what is left of the PTO shaft out of the pump.

This condition is caused from Bush Hogging and the PTO shaft has been twisted in the splined area just behind the transmission and in front of the hydraulic pump.

Either way you are going to have to buy a new PTO shaft assembly.

Or you can just drive the PTO shaft back in and continue using it leaking until later. Three bolts will hold the PTO shaft in.

Zane

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KenA-OK

10-28-2005 03:17:04

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Re: broke 4 bolt assembly removing pto in reply to ott in tex, 10-27-2005 22:10:26

If you had to use any kind of "jack bolts" or any other force to pull the PTO shaft, it means it must be bent or in a bind of some kind. If all is normal it will slide out easily . Do some archive research. There are lots of posts about this same problem. Not necessarily expensive or too difficult if you have to cut out the shaft and replace---new shaft etc and cutting the shaft with reciprocal hack saw through the inspection port.

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