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Posted by Honkey on April 05, 2002 at 09:13:37 from (64.68.163.5):
In Reply to: 966 pto posted by wade on April 05, 2002 at 07:15:09:
Hi Wade, Good to hear that you bought it! Just a tip on removing the pto unit. When you are removing the bolts that hold it in, don't forget about the short bolt underneath. Some people tried to remove it with that bottom bolt still in and have had some unfortunate luck! If you have a steep hill or road ditch nearby, you can remove it without draining the hy-tran. But it is best to do that only if it isn't going to rain. When you go to pull it out, be careful about the oil sump. Works best to tip it down slightly as you pull back. Then lift up. Good luck Matthew in SD
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