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Old 09-23-2014, 08:19 AM
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Is this a rear PTO on this tractor? Never seen one.
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Maybe, you need to look in the center of the guard on the lower left side and see if it has a female splined coupling.
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Sam is correct. They used that same rear plate for a bagger attachment also.
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Maybe, you need to look in the center of the guard on the lower left side and see if it has a female splined coupling.
All I can see is what is in the picture. Looks like a guard about the size of a coffee can sticking out the back of the plate. I see the mount for the rear bagger and I see what looks like a drawbar for a hitch.

That's a C'sL picture of a 1882 for sale for $600. 46" deck which is right for the rear bagger.
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Man it sure is hard to tell from that pic. If the seller were just a little lower when they snapped the pic, we could tell if the PTO's hiding in there or not. I don't see a top rockshaft for a three point either. My guess is for the rear bagger as well. Looks like the price is right.
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I sent him an email. Thanks.
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Rear PTO on my 71.image.jpg
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Rear PTO on my 71.Attachment 56733
Yep, not the same on what he's looking at.
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