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Old 04-28-2010, 05:57 PM
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could someone please post a picture of how the pto mounts to a k321aqs on a quiet line. Mine has electric pto but the bracket is mounted directly to the block with no springs behind like the one that came out of it. Thanks in advance.
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Heres a pic of my 321- 1450....is this what you want?



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Here's some pictures of my 1450 PTO.
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As found in the Parts Manual....

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Thanks for the info guys. My comp wouldnt let me log in last night for some reason. Looks like im gonna have to swap out pto's off my old one, the new one dosent have the springs in the back. is that a very hard job?
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I'm not sure what you have, but the one's pictured above with the springs are straight forward to remove and replace.

I did mine with no issues
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do you need some sort of puller or will removing the bolts let it slide off?
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