Posted by rhtx55 on February 25, 2015 at 19:59:00 from (68.191.209.251):
In Reply to: 400 fast hitch posted by rustyone on February 23, 2015 at 18:49:06:
WHOA !!! Don't pull the large plate off you will have more parts flying than you can count.
Drain some rear end fluid down below the lowest level of PTO unit first.
Take the PTO unit off as an assembly from the rear of the tranny housing. ( four larger head long bolts)
There is a drive coupling that comes back from the main clutch housing, and you will need to line that back up as you go back together.
The oring goes around the front of this assembly, and an oil seal that goes around the shaft towards the coupling, once replaced the entire unit is then slid into the rear end housing.
This post was edited by rhtx55 at 20:06:06 02/25/15 5 times.
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