Posted by wwildhorse2k on November 04, 2009 at 09:56:59 from (70.252.141.114):
In Reply to: pto shaft removal posted by richie on November 04, 2009 at 07:38:47:
I feel your pain -- I had it happen to me -- about 1.5" out and then stopped dead. I even made a pushing jig using a 7/8" all thread and a 1/2" plate. I could have pushed hard enough to break the hyd pump casting, Casting = $$$ pto = $. I used a sawsall with a hack saw plade to cut it off in front of the front piston yoke I reached in front the top and rested the sawsall stop on the top of the hyd pump. THe shaft is NOT Hardened. 15 min with the sawsall and I was done.
you will need to take off the top cover then drop the pump to clean out the shavings.
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