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Old 09-11-2016, 12:42 AM
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Default 102 PTO Inspection
Well I got my PTO off the 102 and need a little advice as to what I should look for while it's apart. The bearing on the shaft seems to spin freely for as rusty as it looks. Any tips are appreciated.

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Was it not working?
Looks like it has had little use...
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Old 09-11-2016, 10:10 AM
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It was stuck engaged. The wear button was gone and the thrust button was worn to a point because of the missing wear button. I just picked up this machine a few weeks ago and am going through it to get everything working.
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Old 09-11-2016, 11:38 AM
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I'd go through it.
Then you will know for certain just what you have got.
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Old 09-11-2016, 01:12 PM
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Take it apart and post pics. May have not been adjusted right.
Rear pressure plate looks new, and the clutch disk does too. Probably doesn't need rebuilt. Just adjusted. Take it apart anyway and clean it all up. Post some pics...
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Old 09-11-2016, 08:23 PM
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Take it apart and post pics. May have not been adjusted right.
Rear pressure plate looks new, and the clutch disk does too. Probably doesn't need rebuilt. Just adjusted. Take it apart anyway and clean it all up. Post some pics...
In his other thread he posted a pic of the thrust button. It is TOAST. It's worn to a point from not having the wear button.

At minimum he needs a new thrust button in addition to the wear button on the arm.

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In his other thread he posted a pic of the thrust button. It is TOAST. It's worn to a point from not having the wear button.

At minimum he needs a new thrust button in addition to the wear button on the arm.

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Oh.... yeah. It's toast!

But the clutch may still be good....

Looks like he needs to get in touch with you Jeff!!
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The thrust button and wear button are shot new ones are on the way now. I took apart the PTO and there was lots of rust. It looks like the thing must have sat in the rain for years. The pressure plate was rusted stuck to the fiber friction disc. I'm assuming this is why my PTO was always stuck in the engaged position. Can I just clean up the rust and reuse these parts from the look of things?
Thanks again guys!! You guys are a great source of knowledge!!
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Looks like quite a bit of the clutch material stuck to the pressure plate. Might want to get a new disk. The pulley and the pressure plate can be cleaned up and reused.

Looks like you just need to buy a kit.
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Touch up the plates, easily done on a belt grinder.
So they have a cross hatch pattern, like a cyl wall when it's honed.
Do it right and it will give you years of service when properly adjusted.
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