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Re: M farmall pto seal, how to knock out old shaft seal?
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Posted by Wayne Swenson on November 30, 2002 at 19:52:51 from (66.228.234.95):
In Reply to: M farmall pto seal, how to knock out old shaft seal? posted by aaron on November 30, 2002 at 15:05:38:
Just take your time and the shaft will find it's way home. You have to aim carefully; you can't hurt anything as long as the gasket isn't damaged. The PTO shaft has a 1/2" dia. extension on the end of the shaft that slips into a hole in the end of the transmission mainshaft. The seal can be replaced by removing just the end housing of the PTO . Carefully clean the splines on the outer end of the PTO shaft and file off any sharp edges BEFORE installing the new seal. A little grease helps to slip the seal and housing into place. Enjoy!!
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