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Re: dual speed broken pto shaft
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Posted by the tractor vet on December 30, 2005 at 16:18:51 from (4.124.95.204):
In Reply to: dual speed broken pto shaft posted by Mapleridge on December 30, 2005 at 15:28:13:
Nope , ya have to take it all apart and you will need to make up a spring compressor to relieve the spring tenshion a good set of snap ring pliers and it realy helps if ya got a cherry picker as this thing is not light and you have to be careful not to bang the pick up tube as it will be damaged when you remove the unit from the tractor . Best to get a manual . Or let someone that knowes what he is doing and has the tools and the special hdy. fitting to check pressure and set it . It takes me about three and a half hours if i have the parts and it would be a good time to put a new Hd. clutch pak in it as you are there along with new seals and gskts.
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