I have a JD MX6 and too hook up to the pto is a nightmare. It is of the pull push type and I do lube the splines. Still sometime it can be a bear. Does anyone make a locking collar that I can replace the factory one with? Thanks!
I have to agree, I have a MX7 and its kind of a pain especially by yourself. A few pointers I learned wascityfarma said:I used to hate connecting up my implements as it was dificult to line up the 3ph. It took a lot of effort and grunting to get the pins in. No Longer! I made trollies to mount them on. This allowed me to move them into alignment easily.
My slasher now takes only minutes to fit. I did find that it is a lot easier to pick up and put down if the trolly has a support to allow the implement rear end to be higher than the front. This allows the implement to be connected at the correct angle for the height.
An added bonus is that I can now use my garage much more efficiently as I can now move them arround rather than having to position them so they can be picked up on the 3ph.![]()
Cityfarma
This sounds like a real good idea. Do you have any photos you could post?cityfarma said:I used to hate connecting up my implements as it was dificult to line up the 3ph. It took a lot of effort and grunting to get the pins in. No Longer! I made trollies to mount them on. This allowed me to move them into alignment easily.
My slasher now takes only minutes to fit. I did find that it is a lot easier to pick up and put down if the trolly has a support to allow the implement rear end to be higher than the front. This allows the implement to be connected at the correct angle for the height.
An added bonus is that I can now use my garage much more efficiently as I can now move them arround rather than having to position them so they can be picked up on the 3ph.![]()
Cityfarma