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IPTO removal RC 300
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Posted by Dick Davis on March 02, 2003 at 15:49:04 from (205.188.209.78):
Visited my friendly CaseIH dealer and bought every seal and gasket for the IPTO on the 300 RC. It is leaking several places and I thought what the heck, I'll dissassemble and replace all of 'em. A couple years ago I pulled the IPTO on SMTA and accomplished the same task. Well I've pulled the bolts but can't get the unit to budge! Took both the 7" long 1/2 bolts and all the 3/8 short ones out. When I pry nothing comes loose! Does the seasonal disconnect have any bearing? Do I need to seperate the shaft internally first? Any suggestions would be kindly accepted. Does anybody else regret losing their memory? Dick
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