k0ua
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Well now you know what you need, and it sounds like a La Magdelana. Sorry mine would not work.
Removing PTO shaft from Caroni?
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Well now you know what you need, and it sounds like a La Magdelana. Sorry mine would not work.
k0ua
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I noticed in your signature line, some mention of "this girl"... are you a girl?
k0ua
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Ejeffras,
I have ordered PTO shafts from Surplus Center dot com
They have been satisfactory and have been heavier than expected.
I recently priced a shaft at Surplus Center for $99 plus freight including a slip clutch to protect the implement.
The MFR of the implement wants $598 for the same piece.
They are worth a look. Just remember that the UPS driver will be in a bad mood that day, mine was because they had been stepping over that heavy box in the floor of the truck all day! LOL.
Have fun with the tractor!
James
I have ordered PTO shafts from Surplus Center dot com
They have been satisfactory and have been heavier than expected.
I recently priced a shaft at Surplus Center for $99 plus freight including a slip clutch to protect the implement.
The MFR of the implement wants $598 for the same piece.
They are worth a look. Just remember that the UPS driver will be in a bad mood that day, mine was because they had been stepping over that heavy box in the floor of the truck all day! LOL.
Have fun with the tractor!
James
k0ua
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I wonder if this one would work for you. it says it is 1 3/8 6 spline on the tractor end, and is 35 Millimeter smooth with a 13MM hole for the shear bolt. 35MM equates to 1.37795 inches. which may be pretty close to what you need on that mower.. you need to put your dial calipers on the smooth shaft and see if this one would work. Of course the 13MM hole would be just perfect for a 1/2 inch grade 2 shear bolt. They also had some for 1 1/4 smooth also.
Surplus Center - 35 HP 39.6" TO 52" PTO SHAFT 1.375 6T/35 MM SMOOTH
James K0UA
Surplus Center - 35 HP 39.6" TO 52" PTO SHAFT 1.375 6T/35 MM SMOOTH
James K0UA
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Just another little note regarding the PTO shafts. The three lobed "shaft" is inserted the casting that has the universal joint on it.
If you look at the casting where the shaft ends and the swivel coupling begins, you will see a small hole. That hole has a "roll pin" inserted in it. If we have the correct size punch, we could hammer on the punch and drive out the roll pin.
insert new shaft stock only and save some $$$. just saying...
It all depends on the time available and how worn out the yokes are. (just replacing what we broke.)
Oh, and we need a source for your PTO shaft stock. It would be better handled in person if a farm supply store or even a dealer is relatively local. that way the shaft is the correct diameter for the existing parts.
Happy tractoring!
James
If you look at the casting where the shaft ends and the swivel coupling begins, you will see a small hole. That hole has a "roll pin" inserted in it. If we have the correct size punch, we could hammer on the punch and drive out the roll pin.
insert new shaft stock only and save some $$$. just saying...
It all depends on the time available and how worn out the yokes are. (just replacing what we broke.)
Oh, and we need a source for your PTO shaft stock. It would be better handled in person if a farm supply store or even a dealer is relatively local. that way the shaft is the correct diameter for the existing parts.
Happy tractoring!
James
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I looked at agri supply and on the "welcome page" they had plain PTO shaft stock. If the ends are good, that's cheapest.
I do not know what size #1 is, but the 59 inch section is #33049 and $32.49
The mate to it is 33057 and it is $24.49
If I had those and they were the right size, I might even get a muffler shop to fab it up for me.
I adjust my PTO shaft length with a 4 inch grinder and a pair of goggles. Much faster than a hacksaw.
Let us know how you decide to make it work.
I do not know what size #1 is, but the 59 inch section is #33049 and $32.49
The mate to it is 33057 and it is $24.49
If I had those and they were the right size, I might even get a muffler shop to fab it up for me.
I adjust my PTO shaft length with a 4 inch grinder and a pair of goggles. Much faster than a hacksaw.
Let us know how you decide to make it work.
