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Cubcadetpatrick 08-27-2024 05:42 PM

Cub Cadet 147 PTO set screws
 
Hello all. I'm currently in the process of rebuilding the engine on my 147. I need to remove the pto assembly. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, the set screws are not aligned with the notches in the basket. They are about half an inch rotated away from those so I cannot get an Allen wrench in to take the screws out. Any idea how to twist that basket thing to align the notches and set screw?

ironman 08-27-2024 06:28 PM

Assuming you have the grill shell off and everything is out of the way,
with a hammer, tap on the button on the pto clutch while at the same time trying to turn the basket by hand.
Each time you tap with the hammer the basket will move a little bit.
Keep doing it until the Allen screws and notches line up.
I'm sayin' gentle taps, not Hulk Hogan stuff.

West Valley G 08-27-2024 09:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ironman (Post 533214)
Assuming you have the grill shell off and everything is out of the way,
with a hammer, tap on the button on the pto clutch while at the same time trying to turn the basket by hand.
Each time you tap with the hammer the basket will move a little bit.
Keep doing it until the Allen screws and notches line up.
I'm sayin' gentle taps, not Hulk Hogan stuff.


Yup, sounds like a plan.

Ken

DSarow 08-31-2024 09:39 AM

Whenever I open up a thread about screws in pto's,I hope you get good results.Little allen screws can be a problem, because you might run into a situation where the last guy didn't have a good experience.My thoughts, have time to soak with your favorite removal solution.Have a fresh edge on your allen wrench.I always remove my grill anytime I work on my PTO,I slightly tap parts with a hammer,when I first insert the allen wrench,I carefully get a feel of the fit.If the last guy used a worn wrench, you might try lapping grit and a slight tap with your hammer.hopefully it goes well.I'm careful about clean threads,good screw fit and wrenches when I reassemble,and to the proper tightness

Cubcadetpatrick 09-04-2024 01:45 PM

Thank you all! Luckily my 147 is completely stock, and has never been tampered with. Got the screws out alright. Thanks everyone!


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