Posted by Jim.ME on January 23, 2022 at 16:08:52 from (67.242.176.154):
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Now if you are looking for the shaft to go between the tractor PTO and the blower gear box, you should be able to get one at most any farm store or farm equipment dealer. You need to know what the shaft on the blower requires for a yoke, (it looks like it maybe a straight bore yoke held on by a through bolt (you need to measure the diameter). The tractor end should be simple, as I am going to assume you have a tractor with a 540 rpm PTO which will use a regular 1-3/8"- 6 spline quick disconnect yoke. Hook the blower to your tractor and with it setting on the ground measure between the end of the tractor PTO shaft and the end of the blower's input shaft. With that info, and the HP of your tractor, you should be able to find a shaft local to you. You might have to buy one longer than you need and shorten it. The new shaft should come with instructions for doing that and the recommended overlap of the two halves of the slip shaft. If that is not the shaft you need, you need to better describe just what shaft you are looking for. You need to look for option of a shear connection or slip clutch on the shaft. Below is a link to the John Deere 270 parts catalog that may help you.
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