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Posted by CNKS on June 07, 2004 at 15:11:24 from (207.178.96.214):
Or anyone else who has the answer: I need to replace the bearing on the pto drive shaft on my Super A (#15 page 268 in the Super A parts manual). The bearing cage and the two housings are apparantly held in place by three bolts, the heads of which are on the INSIDE of the belt pulley housing. Do I remove these bolts by removing the 2.5 or so inch plug on the end opposite the belt pulley, or is there some other way? If not how do I get the plug out without garfing it up? I don't see any way to replace the bearing without separating the pto and pulley housings. Unless I can remove the gear immediately in front of the bearing, but I don't have a puller that will come anywhere near close because of the length of the shaft -- Thanks in advance.
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