Their is noting listed on the invoice, so i would have to try and get then directly from the mechanic.The splined shaft in your photo is the pto drive shaft so I'm nearly 100% sure your tractor has a dual stage clutch. The traction clutch shaft is smaller diameter with larger splines. Can you provide some casting numbers from PP???
To me, the numbers on the fingers appear to be one of the following numbers:See if you can get/reveal any casting numbers. I saw a number on a PP finger but couldn't read it. Yes JD did use a few different clutch assemblies but they're a long way from as scarce as "hen's teeth". The dual stage PP assembly comes with pto assembled in it so to a novice it might appear as as a single stage clutch.
I'm curious as since you posted other photos of the 1020 why you can't remove the round inspection cover and take a photo of the PP? All I'm searching in for is thickness of PP. Look at the differences in the way the 2 PP are constructed. 1st photo dual stage clutch. 2nd photo trans driven pto.
The pictures I posted are about all I can see, and honestly I would probably not know the difference,duke7595,
In the first drawing TxJim posted (post 33) can you see parts 14 (two jamb nuts) 28 (pin forward of lever 27) & 27 (lever) thru the adjustment hole of your tractor? There should be three of each set.