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    Pull-Back collar on PTO shaft

    HD I hear what you are saying about rust but you and I live on opposite sides of the continent. You live in a high humidity area and I live in a semi desert. On a good year we might hit 10-12 inches precipitation including the snow. I store all of my equipment inside and here rust is just not an...
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    Pull-Back collar on PTO shaft

    Most of my implements do not have plastic shielding. It wears out over time and becomes a nuance and so gets trimmed or removed. I don't concider this a safety issue as all my implements are 3ph and the pto is well with in the confines of the quick attach and mounting framework.. If necessary...
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    Pull-Back collar on PTO shaft

    What do you lube the sliding part of the shaft with? I used to use grease but it collects far too much dirt and soon the shaft is just about impossible to slide. At one point I washed all the grease off and now I just use WD40. It's probably not enough of a lube but all of my telescoping shafts...
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    Pull-Back collar on PTO shaft

    Sometimes all that happens is the splines get worn and get a notch in them. If you force (turn) the PTO back against the direction of normal rotation, sometimes that is enough for the splines to line up again. Then you can pull it off. Other times you need to do as you did.
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    Pull-Back collar on PTO shaft

    What I did was replace the spring on the collar with a lighter tension one. You remove the clip holding the collar on and remove the collar to get at the spring. Then either cut a bit if the spring off or replace it with a lighter one. I had a lighter one in my box of springs so that's what I...
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