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Tough PTO coupler removal and Replacing PTOshaft
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Posted by Ramon from NC on December 14, 2004 at 07:41:24 from (64.102.78.186):
Two separate PTO questions 1. Is it normal to need a hammer to put the PTO driven implements on and off the PTO Shaft? It takes me loads of time to hammer on and hammer off and I think perhaps my shaft is just not in good condition. Are there any tricks or tools to remove a tough PTO coupler (if that is what the component that hooks to the shaft is called) 2. How hard is it to replace the PTO shaft on a Farmall 100. Will it drain a lot of oil? Are there any other parts I need to replace Thanks Ramon
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