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Old 02-24-2024, 03:04 PM
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Default Cub 147 PTO Clutch Screws
I just looked on a dealer site for IH-23025-R1 set screws for my 147 PTO clutch - $15.24, OUCH! Anyone make their own pointed set screws in a small lathe? The closest I could find on McMaster-Carr had a flat spot on the end. Looked liked they had stainless ones that are pointed. Anyone use these?
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try here, I am sure they sell other sizes....

https://www.ebay.com/itm/25622632649...86dPiqimCmELA8
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Thanks, I was just now looking at those. Look like they should work.
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I have not done this yet, but I think next time I re-install a PTO I will use stainless Allen set screws (both sets) to prevent rusting into the pulley.
In addition I'll use longer ones for the second set (jam screws) so that they protrude above the top of the hole to prevent the hole from filling up with crud.
Hopefully to make any subsequent removals much easier.

Anyones thoughts?
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I thought I saw a puddy cat...

I know the threads do not go all the way to the top so crud will accumulate, try stuffing tin foil in the hole.
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I thought I saw a puddy cat...

I know the threads do not go all the way to the top so crud will accumulate, try stuffing tin foil in the hole.
I've always thought anti-sieze would be a good barrier against rust and crud.
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FWIW:
My experience with Settin' screws is they are hardened.
AND if they protrude out of the thread and are tight/rusted when one tries to loosen them, the hex will split open, and that is not a good thing.
And Stainless while rust resistant, is softer metal so the hex swells and strips.
Your mileage may vary.
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As Gumby says that's a good point ol'e George
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I did find the set screws on CCSpecialities for $4.
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