pmsmechanic
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Poopdeck Pappy I'm with you on the derailing. I never even thought of it.
Bush Hog Connecting PTO shaft
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Well, I bet my can of WD-40 can whup your can of Fluid Film. :laughing:
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Nice job not derailing the thread.....
MX Dad
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Which spline extension did you get? I am looking for anything to make it easier for different attachments.
to get back on track (well maybe NOT) removing the PTO shield was the first modification I did to my tractor. Didn't have much use for the other safety features but kept some of them so far.
I'm able to turn my pto spline by hand to line things up (seems some tractors can not do this???) so I get the pto shaft lined up onto the splines ~ 1/4" then I can twist, pull back or push the button (yea, I got all three!?!) so that I can start to push the pto shaft on... once I clear the next 1/4" I release the collar or button and continue to push until the pto clicks into place.
Then I never let anything near the pto... once it's connected.
I'm able to turn my pto spline by hand to line things up (seems some tractors can not do this???) so I get the pto shaft lined up onto the splines ~ 1/4" then I can twist, pull back or push the button (yea, I got all three!?!) so that I can start to push the pto shaft on... once I clear the next 1/4" I release the collar or button and continue to push until the pto clicks into place.
Then I never let anything near the pto... once it's connected.
Pat's Easy Change System - TractorByNet.com Store It's a pretty good system but it moves attachments points back (something like) 4"... which might be a problem for some pto shafts that have marginal overlap.
[edit] Oops re-reading you might have meant this...
PTO Adapter-PTO Shaft Adapter | Agri Supply #11971
MX Dad
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Yeah, I have this one coming but I thought we were talking about a spline extension for the pto shaft. I may be confused though.
yea, I added to my post above... see my [edit] Oops re-reading you might have meant this...
PTO Adapter-PTO Shaft Adapter | Agri Supply #11971
MX Dad
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LOL. I hear ya, no worries. Yeah, thats the adapter I was thinking of. So, would I need one for each attachment?
