hosspuller
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Oct 9, 2008
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- 1,645
- Location
- Piedmont Triad, NC
- Tractor
- Didn't intend to have a Deere fleet - it just happened 310C, F915,102, 5200 & 5065E
Clean, Clean and no burrs. An old toothbrush with solvent works well. I just had a go-round with the bush hog PTO. There were small spots of caked dirt/oil on the internal splines. The toothbrush made it clean enough to see the small spots. Once those were scraped clean and re-oiled, the shaft slide together smoothly.
Dirt and grease mix together to make crud that prevents the parts from sliding smoothly. Cleaning and re-greasing makes the hook-up easy again.
Dirt and grease mix together to make crud that prevents the parts from sliding smoothly. Cleaning and re-greasing makes the hook-up easy again.