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Re: 450 PTO lever lock plate
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Posted by Wardner on March 25, 2004 at 13:55:48 from (67.25.171.248):
In Reply to: 450 PTO lever lock plate posted by old on March 25, 2004 at 12:17:02:
It's simple. I did it in the field many years ago. Take out the pivot bolt. It is probably a shoulder bolt. Pull the pin and cotter pin that connects to the shielded spring. Handle should come off. The plate is now accessible. Probably two bolts hold it on. One word of caution. That plate is hardened. If you replace it with a homemade mild steel plate, it probably won't last very long. The lever might whack your arm or elbow when you least expect it. You should try to get NOS or used from a salvage yard.
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