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Can't get PTO shaft off!!!!!!!!
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Posted by COLBY TX on August 17, 2003 at 07:50:52 from (67.27.153.214):
I bought a 1973 ford 2000 3cyl diesil import last weekend and tried to get the bush hog off and can not disconnect the pto from the tractor. I pulled the shaft apart so I could get behind it and work. It is the kind with (I guess) a compression ring that I believe you slide forward and then just pull it off. I have never had this type before and did not want to get too crazy with it. I held it forward and tried to work it back and forth and could see play on the pto shaft, so I know the yoke is not froze up to the pto shaft. Any suggestions!!!! Also, I posted a pic of the head lights this AM on this import, if you know where I can get new bulbs for them, let me know. Thanks, Colby Tenaha, TX
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