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howdo you remove input shaft on H tractor ?what rotatlon is nut holding coupling yoke to shaft ? How heavy is b pump do i need jack?
Janicholson
Well-known Member
- Location
- Central MN St. Cloud
Three short answers
Belly pump is jack matarial. Using threaded rod to lower it si advisable as it is way top heavy.
Remove Pump
Remove three bolts @120 degrees apart from P-Plate and screw them into the three holes to release the P-Plate pressure on disk. Disassemble the drive coupling (photo it to be sure it goes together correctly).
Manuver the clutch shaft out of the clutch (it does come out, wiggle and fidgit it)
remove retainer.
Open the tranny cover (at least at the pulley drive) and capture rollers of the input shaft to output shaft bearing. Very important to reduce chances of loosing them into the case. JimN
Belly pump is jack matarial. Using threaded rod to lower it si advisable as it is way top heavy.
Remove Pump
Remove three bolts @120 degrees apart from P-Plate and screw them into the three holes to release the P-Plate pressure on disk. Disassemble the drive coupling (photo it to be sure it goes together correctly).
Manuver the clutch shaft out of the clutch (it does come out, wiggle and fidgit it)
remove retainer.
Open the tranny cover (at least at the pulley drive) and capture rollers of the input shaft to output shaft bearing. Very important to reduce chances of loosing them into the case. JimN
Owen Aaland
Well-known Member
- Location
- SE Minnesota
The input shaft will come out without removing the clutch shaft but you have to remove the drive yoke front the front of the shaft.
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