Posted by Steven f/AZ on April 12, 2008 at 05:28:07 from (24.121.155.84):
In Reply to: farmall H tractor posted by Duane Bill on April 11, 2008 at 20:48:07:
It's the driveshaft for the Liftall hydraulic pump.
Pull the two cotter pins out, slide the collard toward the middle of the shaft and then turn the shaft until it falls out. Has a slotted drive on each end.
If it leaks on the pump side, you will need to take the pump out to fix it. The drive couplings are threaded on. The transmission side can be removed by putting the tractor in gear and locking the breaks to turn the coupling off the threaded shaft, then 3 bolts remove the seal retainer.
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