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Re: W9 PTO swap
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Posted by Roger in Iowa on August 01, 2005 at 18:36:22 from (69.18.26.187):
In Reply to: W9 PTO swap posted by Chad Franke on August 01, 2005 at 10:28:00:
Helped my dad install pto about 55 years ago in a WR9. Just put the front wheels down in a grader ditch or steep hill to keep the oil from running out of the rear when you remove the plate. Pretty straight forward. Might slip a pipe over the implement splines to balance the shaft when installing. Helps raise the front end to line it up with splines in trans. Have fun! Roger in Iowa
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