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richie {ny} 11-04-2009 15:35:22 72.88.92.187 739782 Report to Moderator	mike {oh} two threaded rods with nutsbetween bearing housing and backed them out [Reply]   [Send Email]
Mike OH 11-05-2009 06:11:14 24.165.145.69 739856 Report to Moderator	Re: pto removal in reply to richie {ny}, 11-04-2009 15:35:22   Thanks for the comeback. And glad you got it out without breaking something. Hope you had success in getting it back in.   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Dunk 11-04-2009 17:42:22 71.86.100.241 739802 Report to Moderator	Re: pto removal in reply to CJ in Michigan, 11-04-2009 15:35:22   Ultradog MN said: (quoted from post at 20:22:32 11/04/09) You could break a pump that way if you put too much pressure on it but it's a darned clever idea nonetheless. Thanks Awe come on dog... Although you are 100% right. I prised mine out one time with a 6' railroad spike puller, carefully, and bumped it back in with a sledge, carefully. I bet it will come in and out now, no problem. I won't advise anyone else to do that. Just relating my experience.   [Reply]   [No Email]
Ultradog MN 11-04-2009 16:22:32 71.34.13.162 739789 Report to Moderator	Re: pto removal in reply to richie {ny}, 11-04-2009 15:35:22   You could break a pump that way if you put too much pressure on it but it's a darned clever idea nonetheless. Thanks   [Reply]   [No Email]