PTO Extenders - opinions?

[greg_g]

It appears you'd have to drill the tractor's PTO shaft and drive a roll pin through.

You just bought the wrong one, it's for the type tractor that already has a pre-drilled PTO stub. The TSC website doesn't even list a quick release type extender, so odds are you'll have to clean this one up and ask for a refund. Compared to Agri-Supply, their PTO adapter price are quite high anyway.

//greg//

 

[Birdmayon]

Wow, I ordered my extender Tues. afternoon, got it Thursday afternoon...that is some of the best service I've received in a long time, big ups to Agri Supply.

 

[RoyJackson]

Got mine in too.
Works great!
Thank you for the link!

Now, back to TSC to return the wrong one...

 

[brassspike]

Agri Supply

PTO ADAPTER 1-3/8X6SPL M. X 1-3/8X6SPL F - Agri Supply

I just ordered one.

Will this size work on a Kubota 2350?

 

[RoyJackson]

Will this size work on a Kubota 2350?

It should, as long as your Kubota isn't a grey market machine. PTO's on American tractors are standardized.
However, count the number of grooves (running the length of your PTO shaft). Should be 6. The diameter of the shaft should be 1.375 (1 3/8ths).

Make sure you need the extender though. When I installed Pat's Easy Change system, I never replaced any of my implements' PTO driveshafts. I was worried about the reduced overlap in the driveshafts (coming part during operation).
If you add the extender without modifying the length (unless you added length like I did when installing Pat's system), your implement's driveshafts could bottom out which can damage your tractor's PTO.

 

[turbopiper]

Where did you find this extender? The one I just bought at Tractor Supply isn't deep enough and doesn't have any type of locking mechanism.

You must have bought the over riding clutch, that has two holes 180* apart for zirc fittings like this one or as TSC calls it an over-run clutch.
(Seems to be a big price difference between Agri supply and TSC on this over riding clutch.)

Ted

Never mind.... I believe you were referring to this pto extender

 

[RoyJackson]

You must have bought the over riding clutch, that has two holes 180* apart for zirc fittings like this one or as TSC calls it an over-run clutch.
(Seems to be a big price difference between Agri supply and TSC on this over riding clutch.)

Ted

Never mind.... I believe you were referring to this pto extender

Yeah, I was refering to the extender...I do know the difference. I thought about buying an over-running clutch for my first tractor...decided I didn't need it.

 

[MW66]

I bought the Agri Supply PTO extender with the push botton lock on the side. I tried it late last night on my Kubota B3200 and I couldn't get it on the rear PTO shaft. I tried inserting it into the PTO implement shaft with no problems, but it only goes on a little way onto the tractor's PTO spline. I have the button pushed in all the way. Anyone else run into this? I stopped because it was getting dark, but I'm going to try again after work today. I don't want to ruin anything so I'm going to go slow.

 

[Soundguy]

check to see that the release balls are moving, and thet there are no burs where they plunged the internal splines in.

soundguy

 

[greg_g]

I bought the Agri Supply PTO extender ...but it only goes on a little way onto the tractor's PTO spline.

Count the splines. The number on the Kubota shaft may not equal the number in the AgriSupply extender.

//greg//