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Posted by Jimer on November 06, 2005 at 16:43:29 from (198.174.213.244):
I have a snow thrower (pull behind snow blower) that I used behind my 2N Ford. T got rid of the Ford and got a 300u this summer, and had to make a few changes for the snow thrower so it would hook up. I didn't try it at that time, but I did yesterday and the PTO shaft to the snow thrower is too steep and bangs bad. Does anyone know of any contraption that I can buy, or suggestions on how the end of the PTO shaft at the tractor can be lowered 3-6 inches, or the snow thrower end raised 3-6 inches? Thank You for reading and any helpful suggestions are welcome.
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