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Old 05-04-2014, 08:30 PM
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I can't remember the last time I used WD 40 for anything. Once I discovered PB blaster I never used another can of WD.
Blaster is a great as a penetrate, but really has no lubricating properties. WD is a good all around lube, but not a great penetrate.

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Just got lucky on ebay ..........found the whole assembly
Cub Cadet IH-546775-R92
PTO Clutch Assy for $40 http://www.ebay.com/itm/IH-546775-R9...p2047675.l2557
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Just got lucky on ebay ..........found the whole assembly
Cub Cadet IH-546775-R92
PTO Clutch Assy for $40 http://www.ebay.com/itm/IH-546775-R9...p2047675.l2557
That's a great price, with what you paid with shipping, it's only about $5 more than a rebuild kit
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Great deal, just remember to reassemble it the correct way as it is wrong now.
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Great deal, just remember to reassemble it the correct way as it is wrong now.
Good eye the Actuating pulley is on backwards!! knew it looked funny.
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Good job! Keep the progress reports coming.
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Finally got a chance to put the pto clutch back on. Had to southern ingénue a puller for the bearing (see pic). Got it all back together and it seems to operate properly engaging/disengaging.....But I forgot to put in the vibration springs in. Do I need to take it back apart?
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If you are asking about the anti-rattle springs, they aren't mandatory, but it will rattle without them (that rattle makes me crazy).

Many will tell you not to waste your time because they fall out anyway... I don't know that I've ever had any fall out (I don't go around checking them everyday either though).

They go in on the "non pressure side" of the disk fingers.

In other words if you were facing the pto and the fingers on the disk were the numbers on a clock, they go in before the numbers. The flat side goes against the basket and the side with the hook goes on the disk finger side, with the hook behind the finger of the disk.

NOW, that should be clear as mud!

Hopefully, someone will post a picture.
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If you are asking about the anti-rattle springs, they aren't mandatory, but it will rattle without them (that rattle makes me crazy).
Those are the springs I meant. I didn't notice any rattle, but I didn't run it long and had not put the muffler on yet. Just verified operation etc. Thanks Sam. I may put them on if I get energetic enough to remove the pto again. I will definitely save them in case the rattle drives me crazy
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Those are the springs I meant. I didn't notice any rattle, but I didn't run it long and had not put the muffler on yet. Just verified operation etc. Thanks Sam. I may put them on if I get energetic enough to remove the pto again. I will definitely save them in case the rattle drives me crazy
I have been able, (on an old PTO, not a new disk) put them in without removing the PTO. With a new disk, you may not be able to though.
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