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04-15-2011, 11:47 PM
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center button missing off front pto???
My pto seems to be working but is slipping when I hook it up to the 44" mower deck. it will work if it's spinning only the center spindle on the deck but not all three... now i bought a kit to rebuild it and i've read up on it, watched a couple of youtube videos about it and i'm ready to go tomorrow... HOWEVER:
i just noticed that it looks as if my thrust button and my wear button has been replaced with the following... a center post connected to the clutch shaft assembly... resting between the arm that holds that center post / punch is actually a plastic washer can this be correct??? posting pics...clutch3.jpg clutch4.jpg clutch1.jpg clutch2.jpg 
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04-16-2011, 06:46 AM
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Your thrust button should look like this.
This picture is during assembly, but you can see the parts and where they go. Notice the throw-out levers where they contact the thrust button, yours will need replaced.  The wear button looks like this. This one is worn, but you get the idea.  Hope this helps a little.
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04-16-2011, 10:17 AM
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it certainly does... i've seen complete pto assemblies as well as seen assemblies done on youtube but since mine would engage and disengage before i bought the kit, i wondered if cub experimented with something different... i guess whoever got this one going before i bought it, was very good at "rigging" things up to work in different ways... he actually built a steam engine from scratch to scale... it was very impressive!
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