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Posted by Tom in TN on February 19, 2006 at 07:39:14 from (4.153.50.160):
In Reply to: pin shearing posted by benny sepulvado on February 18, 2006 at 21:19:17:
Hey Benny, In addition to what the other guys said, I might ask whether or not the pins that you are using are tight, rolled-pins that need to be driven into the PTO shaft. I had a couple of solid pins that were small enough to slip into the hole without having to be driven in. They would break because they'd slip into the outer portion of the overrunning clutch while the PTO was in use, and then they'd snap when the outer portion overran the inner portion. I got some properly sized rolled-pins and haven't had any problems since. Good luck, Tom in TN
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