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154 Lo-Boy PTO drive belts.
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Posted by Tracy Sund on July 10, 2004 at 21:16:44 from (67.2.5.147):
Can anyone tell me if I can change out the two PTO drive belts located behind the engine without moving the engine forward. Do I (or can I) remove the rear PTO clutch assembly to change the belts or can I simply unbolt the shaft from the drive pully and slip them through? I bought this 1971 tractor for $800 and have been slowly working out all the bugs, largely with the help of great guys like you who take the time to answer my questions. This is my first tractor and already its helped me get my place in order like it hasn't been for years... I have the manuals so I almost know what I'm doing! warm regards,
Tracy
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