PTO Stencil

[quicksandfarmer]

Jim -- That is very cool and it's very generous of you to share. I know of a public library that has a 3-D printer people can use.

I can't believe some are giving you a hard time about this.

 

[jschimpf]

Hi,
If you are interested I have put all the files in Thingverse Search Thingiverse - Thingiverse here.

--jim

 

[rusty842]

PTO on the Kubota M9540 has a brake on it as long as there is hydraulic pressure /engine running. Shut the tractor off and it spins freely.

 

[teg]

Hi,
If you are interested I have put all the files in Thingverse Search Thingiverse - Thingiverse here.

--jim

Thanks... cool little website, Could spend some time there... if I didn't already spend all my free time here!!!

 

[jschimpf]

Thanks,we have a IH 90C and a IH 5130 and of those lock the PTO ON or OFF. But the stencil is still useful as you can now see where the splines are.

--jim

 

[CincyFlyer]

PTO on the Kubota M9540 has a brake on it as long as there is hydraulic pressure /engine running. Shut the tractor off and it spins freely.

Yep, and that engine should be off before attaching any PTO implement!

 

[kennyd]

Hi,
I always have trouble attaching a PTO shaft with a tractor that has a locked PTO and some heavy equipment like a haybine or tiller where you cannot easily turn the shaft. The major problem is you cannot tell where the splines are on the female coupler. Attaching this is a 15-20 min greasy job with lots of frustration. I have designed a 3D printed plastic stencil that lets you paint marks on the end of the coupling so you can see where the splines are and see where to move the shaft as you do the attachment.

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Attached is a ZIP file that has a document explaining further and source for the 3D part and an .STL file that can be sent to a 3D printer.

If you need any further info write me at jim.schimpf@gmail.com

Very cool Jim, thanks for sharing!