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Thank you for the reply's. I've taken the tunnel cover off and observed that the pin was sheared off. My quick fix was to put a grade 8 1.5" 7/16 bolt with locking washers to secure the drive shaft to the pump. After making the fix, the shaft was secured to the hydro pump. However, it still didn't engage forward or backwards and there was still no hydraulics to the machine. After researching the PTO on the machine, I am wondering if the issue lies in the Electric PTO clutch or with the pump itself? I am not certain. Any ideas?
The electric PTO is driven off the front of the engine and is used to engage/disengage implements such as mower decks or snow blowers. It has nothing at all to do with motion/movement of the tractor. You must re-visit the drive shaft issue and make sure that you do not have more than one sheared pin.

By the way how did you get a 7/16" bolt in a 1/4" hole?
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The electric PTO is driven off the front of the engine and is used to engage/disengage implements such as mower decks or snow blowers. It has nothing at all to do with motion/movement of the tractor. You must re-visit the drive shaft issue and make sure that you do not have more than one sheared pin.

By the way how did you get a 7/16" bolt in a 1/4" hole?
7/16" wrench is the size for 1/4" bolt

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dont touch the pto,,,, that isnt the problem

Have you looked for a hydro release lever on the tractor?



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