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Re: PTO shaft length for PTO pump
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Posted by Peabo on March 22, 2007 at 18:25:13 from (71.76.59.119):
In Reply to: PTO shaft length for PTO pump posted by Rick Kr on March 22, 2007 at 10:57:47:
Does the pto coupler on the pump have a lock on it? If so, it should slide far enough on to engage. If not, and it just has a set screw or something like that I would slide it on as far as it would go and fasten the pump on the back of the tractor in such a fashion that the pump can"t walk off. We had a PTO pupm one time that didn"t have a lock on it and it worked just fine. Hope that helps, Have a goodun!! Peabo
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