I have a question concerning the PTO, as an option when these tractors were purchased new w/o a pto. I know there is a plate that covers the hole where the pto shaft exits the rear of the tractor. What was done about the hole where the shifter arm exits the tranny on the side?
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Thanks,
I should have included the parts manual, exploded view, in my search.
It appears it's of the kind that's in the front of the transmission, shaped like a dish and just taps in. Probably could make something similar.
I thought they may have just left the hole out of the casting for non pto tractors. Cadets probably have the plug too.
HR
I should have included the parts manual, exploded view, in my search.
It appears it's of the kind that's in the front of the transmission, shaped like a dish and just taps in. Probably could make something similar.
I thought they may have just left the hole out of the casting for non pto tractors. Cadets probably have the plug too.
HR
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