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    Old Rhino shredder - removing the PTO shaft

    It does not have a snap ring. One needs to use an extractor to remove it.
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    Old Rhino shredder - removing the PTO shaft

    Thank you - let me check and I will report back.
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    Old Rhino shredder - removing the PTO shaft

    I have an old Rhino shredder and I am trying to remove the PTO shaft at the end with the slip clutch. I removed the two bolts that are holding the gearbox shaft, the shaft end moves about 2 mm but then it stops. Shall I use the hammer to force it out or there is still something else that...
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    Kuhn GMD 700 blade (knife) question

    Jim, thank you for your reply. You missed, however, one detail in my posting: I replaced "some of the disks (turtles)". I have four new disks, made by Nichols Tillage Tools (NTT), and three of the original disks (Kuhn) - please see a photo that shows two old (Kuhn) and one new (NTT). I used...
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    Kuhn GMD 700 blade (knife) question

    It seems the problem is due to the Kuhn bolt, part 56115800. The bolts I had were approx. 0.6 mm shorter than the bolts I purchased today. More precisely, this shorter dimension led to blocking the knife when applying the 88 lb ft torque to the nut. Please see the pictures: both bolts are...
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    Kuhn GMD 700 blade (knife) question

    Thank you for the replies!!! I use new Kuhn blades (knives) and bolts. However, I have disks made by Nichols Tillage Tools. The disks (turtles) are relatively new - one can still read the sticker on them. It looks like I need to find a spacer for the bolt so that it does not prevent the...
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    Kuhn GMD 700 blade (knife) question

    I have an old (1995) Kuhn GMD 700. I just replaced some of the disks (turtles). The manual says I should tighten the nut of the bolt that holds the blades at 88 lb foot. However, once I exceed 60 lb foot the blade does not rotate anymore. My expectation is that the blades should be able to...
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    John Deere 2240 - D-20 test gauge

    Jim, thank you! I will check and report back in case somebody else has the same issue.
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    John Deere 2240 - D-20 test gauge

    Jim, thank you! Yes, indeed, I want to check the engine oil pressure. Do you happen to know what is the thread on the engine block? The manual says to replace the engine oil pressure sensor with the D-20 gauge, but it does not say anything about the thread size? Thank you, Paul
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    John Deere 2240 - D-20 test gauge

    I would like to measure the oil pressure on my 2240. The JD manual says to use a D-20 test gauge. I searched online for this D-20 test gauge but found nothing. Is this D-20 test gauge still available to purchase? Is there an alternative? Thank you!
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    Instrument gauge cluster JD 2240

    Great idea! Thank you - I will do so.
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    Instrument gauge cluster JD 2240

    How can I remove these two rivets? Do I have to drill them out?
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    Instrument gauge cluster JD 2240

    Thank you for your reply. I am really puzzled about this - it is different from the original that I was able to take apart without issues. Maybe I need to contact somebody at A&I Products since they made it.
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    Instrument gauge cluster JD 2240

    I am trying to open the instrument gauge cluster of a JD 2240. This is not the original, it is an A&I Products, AL31829. I did remove the 5 screws (blue) and noticed there are two rivets (red) which do not let me remove the cover. Any suggestions on how to open the instrument cluster...
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    6105D code 101.16

    Thank you for your reply and advice! This is the only active code. I need to check the stored codes and will report back. I did not feel any air coming out of the breather. I need to check this again, but that would mean the check valve is stuck closed. If indeed the check valve gets stuck...
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