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ccannon222 05-31-2012 12:36 PM

Electric PTO Install help
 
I recently picked up a 1250 that was half taken a part. I am in the process of putting it back together and I am having a bit of trouble with the Electric PTO. I have never worked on one before (First wide frame in my fleet). When I tighten the adjusting nuts and measure the gap I cannot get it down to .01”. It is at .03". If I continue to tighten the adjusting nuts, the plate comes in contact with the disk that is connected to the pulley. I will try to get some pictures next time I’m over at the shop. I have the service manual and I believe I have followed everything correctly. Maybe I do not have the bolt on the end of crank tight enough. How many ft lbs does this bolt take?
Thanks

Chris

_DX3_ 05-31-2012 12:48 PM

Sounds like you are missing some installation shims. Here is the service manual. Check section 2-81C for assembly directions.

http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/1x8-9%20&%...e%20Manual.pdf

ccannon222 05-31-2012 01:01 PM

Thanks for the quick reply. I've been through the manual and I can't figure this out. The PTO came off of a running engine and the Driving Hub and Driving disk were already together. I have not taken them a part. I put the field coil on the block, installed the studs. Then I put the Driving Hub and Driving Disk assembly on the crank. Where are the shims that you are referring to? Between the Driving Hub and disk?

I think I have this figured out, the last plate that the adjusting nuts move is the brake disk. Is supposed to come in contact with the driving disk? If so, I should continue to tighten the adjusting nuts until it pushing the driving disk to .01" from the hub.

Methos 05-31-2012 01:48 PM

:Welcome2:

Check this guide out.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=30


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