Howard Shreckengost
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I broke a belt, and the long threads got wound inside my PTO clutch! How can it be removed?
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lpalma
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Remove the PTO and start pickin' out the pieces.
Howard Shreckengost
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Yes pull the lock bolt and remove PTO! However CAN the thing be separated to inspect the inner parts?
Doubtful.
Check the parts book to see of there is a exploded diagram
If so, it's meant to be serviceable.
If not....well than all bets are off
The one on my GTX 2154 is not supposed to be serviceable according to the parts lookup but we disassembled it and replaced the bearings anyway!!
$40 vs over $300!!
Check the parts book to see of there is a exploded diagram
If so, it's meant to be serviceable.
If not....well than all bets are off
The one on my GTX 2154 is not supposed to be serviceable according to the parts lookup but we disassembled it and replaced the bearings anyway!!
$40 vs over $300!!
