Replacing 125 drive shaft
 

Well I got my drive shaft today from rweaver. I started on it almost right away. It wasnt to hard to pull the rear end on the tractor but putting it back together was a bit more challenging. I had to get my wife out there to run the jack while I was lining everything back up. Got the shaft in place and the rear end bolted back up and in place. Tomorrow all I have to do to finish is the couple linkages and bolting the drive shaft to the rear end. I will post pictures of the drive shaft on here tomorrow when finished.

Thank you rweaver for helping me out with the drive shaft.

I'll be doing the same thing here in a bit. I got a 125 a few weeks ago. After I got it home, I noticed that someone put a bolt in the driveshaft where it slips into the flywheel cup. Probably didn't have the right part, and so they improvised. Now both the cup and the driveshaft have a lot of wear and need to be replaced soon.

Pics would be appreciated :)

Well can I say me too lol! My 125's PO put a bolt in the front end also. Then WELDED all over it! I need to replace the whole deal now. Good luck guys.

It seems like NF hydro's are the hardest to work on.My Dad has a 105,I am putting a new hydro fan on it.I pulled the hood,grill and engine off and winched up the front and stood it on it's rear wheels.I think it is a lot easier to work on this way.I can sit on a milk crate and work on the driveshaft.