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Taking the disc to a shop to have it resurfaced before reassembly. The last rebuild I only lapped the disc ona sheet of wet/dry 100 paper. Thanks for all the input.
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Taking the disc to a shop to have it resurfaced before reassembly. The last rebuild I only lapped the disc ona sheet of wet/dry 100 paper. Thanks for all the input.
You can always flip it over, the back and front of the metal disc are the same as they are not marked.
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Removed PTO because it was slipping, and starting to squeal. Found the pressure spring bent (see photo), and the clutch bearing dry and making noises. Ordered a “Master” PTO rebuild kit, and the one thing not included was the pressure spring. $30 for just the spring. I have no issues with the seller because a clear picture of the kit was provided in the ad. I rebuilt this PTO 4-5 yrs ago, and remember the spring looked very compressed after adjusting the double nut machine screws with the gauge, but after checking several forums it sounded like that was normal. This PTO is only used for running a QA36. I don’t know if I messed up the adjustments, or the heavy use and wild temp swings here, or both caused the failure. Going to proceed very carefully with the installation.
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Did you order another spring yet? I don't recommend it as a permanent fix, but you can rebrand the spring and put it back in. It won't last forever, but it will work long enough for you to get a new one. Again: temp fix only.
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About to order a new spring. Going to wait until I have the darn thing before I put it back together. “Rebrand” ?
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About to order a new spring. Going to wait until I have the darn thing before I put it back together. “Rebrand” ?
Probably a typo for "rebend"
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All three legs of the spring are bent equally,too far to bend straight, and expect adequate spring function. Thanks, Steve
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Charlie, does the hub have 6 "pins" cast into it or is it smooth?

Single spring or double spring?

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Jeff; It is a single spring. ? Cast in pins ?
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