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Old 03-12-2015, 10:50 AM
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Thanks for the pic.
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Old 03-12-2015, 11:48 AM
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safety pto?
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Old 03-12-2015, 12:46 PM
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Guess I learn something new everyday, I've never seen one like.
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They came out on the 1X9 series, so unless a PTO has been swapped, that will be the only series you will find them on. Started at SN# 482000 and ran till 529811, so relatively few of them out there. (Compared to the other style.)
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They came out on the 1X9 series, so unless a PTO has been swapped, that will be the only series you will find them on. Started at SN# 482000 and ran till 529811, so relatively few of them out there. (Compared to the other style.)
Thanks for the info, that explains why I've never seen one before
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To add to that, I believe all of the 169's had them installed from the factory on them. So now that begs the question, since I have to remove the PTO anyway and I have extra old style ones, do I put an old style one as a replacement (obviously changing out the rockshaft as Yosemite Sam already stated and the wear button, etc.) or do I fix what I have (leave the PTO with the safety brake installed on it) for the next owner since this one is up for sale? Again, time is not on my side and I am looking for it to move on down the road.

I am thinking fix what I have, but it like man waiting to be executed.....always want to hear other options.

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i guess the universe work in mysterious ways, just drug home a cub and it has this goofy setup on it. looks to be in good shape and im going to switch it out for the regular style so i curious what the complete setup is worth.
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Looks like the engine in thar is put together by a rookie,the spacer and s/g arm belong on the top bolt,how much is it worth???
where is the engagement arm?brings down the value...
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Looks like the engine in thar is put together by a rookie,the spacer and s/g arm belong on the top bolt,how much is it worth???
where is the engagement arm?brings down the value...
the arm is there. i just got this jewel so i havent had time to defunk it yet.
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That is strange how it works.....you never had one before....NOW YOU DO! Careful what you wish for, it just might come true.

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