B6000 pto shaft

[hphob1]

Can anyone tell me where i can buy a pto adapter for a b6000.

 

[Soundguy]

To adapt to what?

Soundguy

 

[SteveM]

B6000's run backwards. If you are looking to reverse the rotation, good luck....very hard to find as they were never sold in large quantities. I had one for a few years, but I had the implements that went with it - no big deal. But it bugged me that I couldnt add anything to it (which is why I sold it). If you are simply looking to switch from the small non-standard spline to larger, you might try on the mitsubishi forum. Beavers had small PTO shafts.

 

[hphob1]

I want convert the small 18 spline or what ever size the factory pto shaft is on the B6000, to a standard 6 spline 1 3/8" shaft. I want to run a finishing mower with it.

 

[Soundguy]

Like SteveM pointed out.. the pto on that unit turns backwards. If you get an implement for it.. you either need a gearbox reversor.. which are expensive to build or hard to find ( a few were available ), or you need an implement designed to work with that backward pto.

Not sure what finishing mower you have or its blade / pulley arangement.. but perhaps you can change the belting at the pullies and make it where the blades turn the correct direction.. might need a longer belt to make the swap... alternately.. perhaps you can mount the blades backwards?

I've seen a few cob-job setups for a reverse pto. Even a rotary cutter with the blades backwards. I'm not sure how they did it.. if they were straight blades it would have been pretty easy..but if they were bent blades.. I'm sure it was a finagle..

Soundguy

 

[hphob1]

from what I have read you can take the gear box apart on the mower and reverse it by changing the gears around inside.