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Sorry fellas for some reason, it wont let me type in the search engine for answers. So I got a new to me cub 125 and a replacement k301 for 127 that blew up last week for a package deal. I'm working out off the bugs of the 125 rate now. I hooked up my qa42a to it and realized the pto is stuck on I tightened the linkage and still wont cut off. So when I start the tractor I'm turning the motor and the blower. I found d pieaces of metal shards falling out behind that triangle thing on the front of the pto. You guys think it's the bearing ?
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Sounds like the clutch is toast. Start lubing up the set screws. It will take a lot of penetrating oil ans patience to remove. There are procedures for removal and rebuilding in tech section.
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So what your saying is take off the snowblower and put a blade on ?
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I'm saying fix your clutch. Hopefully before snow fall. There are usually some on ebay for sale if you dont feel like rebuilding yours
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Ohio??
Lake effect snow 12" & up?? Blade?? I don't think so Tim. Fix the PTO, it's not rocket science.
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