To the lower right of the PTO shaft, is there a short shaft with a threaded hole in the end of it ? If so , that is your shifter, just screw a 3-6 inch bolt in the hole and use that for your shift handle. The single speed PTO has a cup type core plug in the cover where the shifter rod would go.
Right under the PTO shifter in the drawbar area, there is a shift lock bolt to hold the shifter in either 540 or 1000 speed. It takes a pair of 9/16 wrenches to loosen the lock nut and turn the lock bolt out 4-5 turns. The end of the lock bolt is pointed and fits into a hole in the shde of the shifter shaft to hold it in the selected PTO speed.
Remove the pto shaft,(remove snap ring around bearing) before attempting to shift the speed.
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