First thing I do is mount a cup holder on back of each tractor to carry a can of wd-40. That helps a little but now you have to go the rest of the day with that smell on your hands. Plus you will smear the screen on your smart phone. Some of those collar locks you have to hold back while pushing shaft on. You're absolutly right. Seams counter productive to have to pull and push on same piece at same time. I have another style that you push collar toward tractor to lock but it is not spring loaded so stays where you put it. Some better but an additional problem with that one is finding the sweet spot where it will allow the collar to slide forward to lock. If you have it slid on shaft 1/8" to far, or not enough it won't lock. Gaaahhh!!! I think it would work better if you had 2 or 3 people helping but that many cannot fit back there with the 3-point arms and hitting your head on the 3rd. link. And by time you round up 3 of your friends or neighbors to come over and help you hook the pto,,, it is raining on the hay.
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