RickB
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I probably shouldn't even post here, because, I said the same thing Rick did(except that you inferred that the dealer put the PTO shaft on the brushog), in your other thread and you still posted a new thread.
You have 2 bolts on your slipclutch. 1 is for the clamp, the other goes thru your splines inside your shaft.............that is the one you want to look at. Put that bolt thru your slipclutch shaft, and look down the tube. You should see the shank of that bolt, and it should be 'above' the splines in your slipcltch. If it isn't, it is the wrong sized bolt(shank to narrow), if it is sticking above the splines..........it's the wrong shaft for your brushog.
EDIT: the picture you posted in your first post..............the top bolt that you see is the clamp, nothing more. The bolt you see on the bottom is the one that keeps the shaft from coming apart. That's the one to look at. And that's the one I wanted you to pull to see if it had marks on the shank...........I've seen people put the wrong size bolt in there on at least a dozen times.
If the second bolt truly goes through the splined shaft, it should be 5/16"x3" grade 8 fine thread. That is the bolt spec for the old style slip clutch and driveshaft. The photo LOOKS like it has two 10MM bolts surrounding the shaft and no center bolt. If so, that would be unlike any of the 2 later metric shipclutch/shaft combinations shown in the 406 parts catalog. A good photo of the slipclutch taken from the perspective of the gearbox (longitudinal end view) would be very helpful. I think we are looing at a generic replacement PTO shaft & clutch somewhat unlike the original later style, not to say that it can't be made to stay put and work well.