Posted by Weirddeere on July 17, 2016 at 20:58:08 from (199.87.176.13):
I'm working on a Deere 80 PTO. I found that the bearing on the clutch drum has been spinning on the shaft, so now a new bearing will drop right on instead of a press fit.
I mic'd the shaft but now I can't remember the measurements. I'm thinking about trying Loctite, since this is one application the stuff is designed for, but there are so many different types out there that an internet search just gives me a headache. Even loctite documentation lists many different types.
The bearing is always in oil. The bearing is always spinning when the engine is running. The bearing also has to support the full power going through the PTO when engaged of course.
What loctite products would you use? Or other options? I'd be willing to buy a good shaft if the price was reasonable, but I think it's an 80/820/830 only shaft
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