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Old 07-15-2013, 05:23 PM
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My PTO has been on and off a PITA for the past year, and I suspect when it was rebuilt last spring it wasn't done right in the first place. It was rebuilt by someone other than me and I wonder if they used the gauge that was provided with the pto kit. I was hoping someone had one that they could send me so I could set it correctly and be done farting around with it. I don't need to rebuild it so I can't see paying the $$ for a rebuild kit if someone could send me a gauge.

I've got a mechanical narrow frame PTO clutch with one triangular spring with the tabs bent in.

If you can send me one that'd be great. A PM would work. Thanks
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Old 07-15-2013, 05:43 PM
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I am hoping to get around to doing my PTO rebuilt this week or next. If you still need it then, I can send it your way. My 105 has the "89" PTO in it, I think that's the one with the single spring with the bent ends, same as yours.
I think I saw the dimentions of the gauge in the tech library section if you have a piece of scrap metal to cut one out of.
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I think I saw the dimentions of the gauge in the tech library section if you have a piece of scrap metal to cut one out of.
...yeah I saw that one too... I don't trust myself and the accuracy of making one, so I was hoping someone could send me one.
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I have one I could send you. You do have the "bent-end spring" , don't you? PM me with your address.
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