pto adapter

ohiojim · Mar 24, 2011

looking for a pto shaft adapter that has the spring loaded pin that locks it to the tractor pto..... 1 3/8 to 1 3/8....

rustyfarmall · Mar 24, 2011

Adapt to what?

Old Roy · Mar 24, 2011

Tom in TN · Mar 24, 2011

Hmm.

I don't see how that thing in the picture could possibly be an overrunning clutch. The female splines don't look like they'd fit onto a 640 RPM PTO shaft. And what turns on the clutch when the implement is running faster than the PTO? Is that picture accurate?

Tom in TN

rustyfarmall · Mar 24, 2011

(quoted from post at 11:27:29 03/24/11) here ya go
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I see a picture of a U-joint yoke, and also a picture of a 1 1/4" pto to the 1 3/8" pto, which is mistakenly labled as an over-running clutch.

I still don't understand what it is you are needing.

Adirondack case guy · Mar 24, 2011

As Rusty F said 1 3/8 21 spline-1000rpm to 1 3/8 6spline-540rpm. What ever you are doing be careful of changing the geometry and breaking the shaft or pto. I didn't see any mention of needing an overrunning clutch. So what are you trying to do?

tlak · Mar 24, 2011

This site has what you're looking for but kind of expensive. Mine was about half that but they seem hard to find.

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tlak · Mar 24, 2011

Here's another, cheaper. Don't know about these companies or shipping.
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ohiojim · Mar 24, 2011

have a backhoe on the 3 point and need a coupler to run the pump, since kubota doesn't have a hole through the pto shaft to hold the pump from working its way off the pto shaft i need the spring loaded pin, don't need overrun clutch

tlak · Mar 24, 2011

It appears you need an extension
extension

IaGary · Mar 24, 2011

I believe that pump was meant to be chained in place so it does try to spin on the shaft.

When you chain to avoid spinning, the chain also keeps it from backing off the shaft.

Gary

IH2444 · Mar 24, 2011

You may not need ano overrun clutch but it should not matter in your application if you did use one.

tlak · Mar 25, 2011

That's what I figured, but with little info to start with and then trying to figure what he was trying to do or was missing.

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