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Old 07-04-2014, 07:14 PM
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Hi all,

I didn't notice till it was too late. But my PTO button came off at some point in time and wore out the pto clutch connection. It also drilled down the back plate to which the button attaches to. But I think that is still usable. Do I need to get a whole new pto clutch?

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Old 07-04-2014, 08:07 PM
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Post pictures of the PTO

I can sell you a brass PTO for $8 shipped
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=20875
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Old 07-05-2014, 05:37 PM
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Sounds good to me Jeff! Do you have the other wear button available also that attaches to the pto clutch. I need that too.

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How do you get the wear button off? There is one screw a piece that seems to hold on the PTO Clutch Throw-out Levers. I keep trying to unscrew them but they just turn and nothing else?


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You have to take the PTO off the engine to change the button.
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When I bought my 147 the PO had lost the wear button and the guy kept running it- destroyed the thrust button, throwout levers, and then the bearing exploded and left half inside the PTO and the other half on the end of the crankshaft. So the wear button has some significance.
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You have to take the PTO off the engine to change the button.
Because each of those three lever screws has two hex nuts on the backside that you have to put a wrench on.
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Sounds good to me Jeff! Do you have the other wear button available also that attaches to the pto clutch. I need that too.

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No Nate, I don't make the PTO buttons. Dealer price is around $10 on them.
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Hi guys,

Ok I'll take the pto clutch off. Whats the best way of doing it?

And Jeff Pm sent.

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Download the service manual for your tractor from the tech library. The how to is all spelled out in it.
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