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Old 03-30-2011, 09:42 AM
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Default 1872 rear driveshaft help needed!!
Hello, Im new to this site and am in need of some help. I have a 1872 and am looking for a drive shaft or just a yolk that will fit the rear stub out of the hydro pump to run a driveshaft for a rototiller. the part number I need is (bu-83133) and is no longer avalible from cadet. does anyone know where I could get one new or used? I just need the yolk but if I can find the complete driveshaft that would be good too.
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Hello, Im new to this site and am in need of some help. I have a 1872 and am looking for a drive shaft or just a yolk that will fit the rear stub out of the hydro pump to run a driveshaft for a rototiller. the part number I need is (bu-83133) and is no longer avalible from cadet. does anyone know where I could get one new or used? I just need the yolk but if I can find the complete driveshaft that would be good too.
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I havent called him, but I have been on his site and he didn't list one.
Thanks for the tip.
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I havent called him, but I have been on his site and he didn't list one.
Thanks for the tip.
He has tons of stuff not listed on his site. I thisnk I heard he has about 500 tractors at his place.
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look up IHCCW.com
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I have been to that site, gosh they are high on parts, besides Patton sponsors the site and his prices are a better. Not saying I wouldn't use them, they may have something no one else has.
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Jim, the part that you say you are needing (BU-83133) goes to the gearbox on the tiller. Part # BU-83015 goes to the PTO output on the tractor. Does your tractor have the rear cat 0 three point lift? You cannot hook a shaft up to the back of the hydro pump. You need to have the rear pto option with the cat 0 three point lift. It should look like the attached picture.
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Jim, the part that you say you are needing (BU-83133) goes to the gearbox on the tiller. Part # BU-83015 goes to the PTO output on the tractor. Does your tractor have the rear cat 0 three point lift? You cannot hook a shaft up to the back of the hydro pump. You need to have the rear pto option with the cat 0 three point lift. It should look like the attached picture.
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I second that, Duke! Very sharp 982, Todd!
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