A interchangable with SA

[John M Nowak]

New to tractors but drove an H when I was young. Planning to buy a 1953 SA, but it has no PTO or pulley. The seller told me one could be bolted on. I know of a junk 1947 A with the PTO, is this as simple and removing it from one and bolting to the other? Thanks & Happy New Year to all.

 

[Jim Becker]

Close but not quite. The engagement splines in a Super A PTO will not engage the drive lugs of an A top shaft. Other than the PTO engagement sleeve, a [b:44f6fc6ba7]LATE[/b:44f6fc6ba7] A PTO is identical to a Super A PTO.

This all assumes that both tractors have original type parts at present.

 

[old]

That is good to know. I would have thought the A Super A and B would all have used the same set up

 

[John M Nowak]

Jim,

Thanks! & Happy New Year

Any idea of where to purchase a used PTO assembly for a Super A and how much it might cost?

 

[gene bender]

I have the sleeve used on the SA and its the same length as the A so use that and away you go.

 

[Jim Becker]

Just a kind of a by the way, the C used the same upper transmisison shaft as a Super A. But with the different bull gear location, the distance from the transmission to the back of the main housing is longer. So the shifter sleeve and upper PTO shaft of the C are both longer than in an A or Super A. The splined end of the C sleeve is the same as the end in a Super A.

 

[John M Nowak]

Gene - thanks! email me at [email protected] and we can work from there. John

 

[uncle henry]

no they won't neither will the belt pulley gears