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Old 07-13-2012, 11:16 AM
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My front pto bearing has eaten her cookies. I have removed the front bolt and have tryed to pry the pulley off but have had no luck. I'm thinking I'm missing something. Could anybody tell me what I'm missing?
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Old 07-13-2012, 12:32 PM
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There are four more bolts that bolt the clutch assembly to the engine. Remove those bolts and the PTO clutch slides off the crank and you can take the clutch apart.
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My front pto bearing has eaten her cookies. I have removed the front bolt and have tryed to pry the pulley off but have had no luck. I'm thinking I'm missing something. Could anybody tell me what I'm missing?
The gold colored drum brake with the 3 spring loaded bolts are holding that pulley on.
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If you tried removing the pulley without first removing the brake drum (looks like a shroud) you may have bent the springs behind the pulley. If so, reattaching the pulley will leave no gap between the clutch plates and the pto will be always on. The only fix is a new armature, close to 300 bucks. I really hope this isn't the case for you, just a heads up.
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