Posted by Notjustair on June 30, 2014 at 20:19:24 from (174.238.65.111):
In Reply to: Broken Whip Mower posted by Sparky70 on June 30, 2014 at 17:51:25:
That doesn't come off. A PTO shaft is two parts. One is the square shaft with a U joint. The other is a high quality piece of pipe with a 8 inch piece welded on the end (that piece you show) that has a square hole in the middle. If you could see inside the round shaft you would see that it is just a piece of pipe with a yoke on the other end.
If that round piece is bad you need to buy new. Get ready - PTO shaft pieces are pricey. If it took enough torque to twist the square shaft I would say both pieces need to be replaced.
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