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I replaced the pto bearing.
Bent the holding tabs, and lightly pounded out the bearing. Then took three 1/2 drive extensions and used those for a support so I could tap down with a hammer the new bearing. Being the pulley is spring loaded and didn't want to take a chance of breaking something.
Used the old bearing between the hammer and new one, worked good. Then gouged in a couple new tabs. Now all I need is the field coil$$$
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just picked this up yesterday... realy looks handy. Trying to get away from using my skidsteer, want to see if with will do the job well enough.
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Nice find on the scoop!
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Congrats on the scoop! I have a couple of them!
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Jenn trimmed up the hedges, so I got some seat time!




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Got some more seat time. Enjoying the cubs and yard work!





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Appreciate it, Mike!
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My son out today going on a ride in the yard. He loves driving them as much as I do!!
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went and picked up a second 169 yesterday. its rough, but the 16hp motor runs. had the original muffler and hour meter but no air cleaner. im going to be taking the driveshaft, steering wheel and dash for my original 169 and trading the motor, hydraulics and muffler to a buddy of mine for his 169 in trade for a good 149 to run my Johnson loader while my 782 gets completely rebuilt. so hopefully things work out!
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