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Old 06-23-2011, 12:58 PM
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I have a 129 and the pto clutch has gone bad and finding parts is quite tough here, so i went on ebay and found one and the seller said it would fit models70 to 169 when I received it it is a bit different, how many clutches work on the 129 would appreciate any help thanks John in Pennsylvania
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I have a 129 and the pto clutch has gone bad and finding parts is quite tough here, so i went on ebay and found one and the seller said it would fit models70 to 169 when I received it it is a bit different, how many clutches work on the 129 would appreciate any help thanks John in Pennsylvania
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A picture of your pto would really help.

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A picture of your pto would really help.

I recently had to replace the pto on my nf (147) and the local shop had a wf (129) in it's "scrap yard". My 147 works very well with the 129 pto pulley even though they were slightly different styles.
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Hey there, woodbywallace: There is a data file on the different styles of front pto clutches. Basically two styles of front pulley and at least 3 different spring plate configurations. My guess is that basically as long as your bearing and the clutch match, they'll do something for you. If your original clutch had the two spring plates and the clutch pulley witht he 6 posts on the front, that should a more heavy duty clutch for the 12 and 14 horsepower motors.
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Look in the technical library under tractors -
PTO Data & Repair - Mechanical
That file shows the different types.
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