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Old 03-09-2012, 11:53 PM
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Quick question for the experts on the rear PTO's. I've got a line on a 104 tractor with a bad engine. It has a rear PTO in it. Can the rear PTO parts be taken out of the 104 rear and be put in my 800's rearend? Or would it be easier to just swap out the rear ends for each other? They both have internal brakes. I'd like to keep the original rear end on the 800 and swap parts, but I don't know if they'll swap over. Figured I'd get everyone's opinion before I try to tackle the project. TIA!
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The internals are the same but the linkage that engages the PTO may be different.There was a NOS PTO for a wide frame on mepay.sold for $800 If you go to the Cub Cadet web site and look up rear PTO's on each model you can compare the parts. Hope this helps.
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I'm pretty sure the linkages are the same. They come out in the same spot by the tunnel cover
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You are right, They are the same. I just looked at mine and compared it to the parts breakdown.
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Lew and Shaner,
Thanks for the quick input. Appreciate it guys! Sounds like the 800 will be getting a rear pto in the future!
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Lew and Shaner,
Thanks for the quick input. Appreciate it guys! Sounds like the 800 will be getting a rear pto in the future!
I got this one going to it's new onwer in the morning!
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That's a good looking 800!
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Duke,
Nice looking/restored 800! Already started workin' on the swap. I think I'm just gonna swap out rearends so I don't have to pull the rearends apart. I'll just take off the serial number tag from the rear from the donor. The hardest part is probably gonna be getting the little pin back onto the sliding collar to engage/disengage the PTO.

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Nice looking/restored 800! Already started workin' on the swap. I think I'm just gonna swap out rearends so I don't have to pull the rearends apart. I'll just take off the serial number tag from the rear from the donor. The hardest part is probably gonna be getting the little pin back onto the sliding collar to engage/disengage the PTO.

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Josh, thanks I wish the 800 was mine but it was great having it at the house for acouple of days. It's at it's new home in Raliegh NC.

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