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twiisted71

good grief!  After perusing the manuals section I saw teh schematic for the PTO on horizontal engines!!  What is needed for maintenance on the bearings in the PTO?  Mine seems ok but as this is a new to me mower I'd like to go through as much of the maintenance/wear honey-do stuff before it becomes a problem.  I have a C-81 with K181 8 hp.  Are friction disks available for these?

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squonk

Discs are available. Take out the pin thru the pto hoop. Take out the pin on the arm from your PTO lever at the triangle piece at the motor. Swing the hoop out of the way and slide the PTO pulley off. Check the outer pin for smoothness when turning. Check inner bearing for roughness and grease LIGHTLY! If either bearings need replacement there are threads inhere on how to do it. Pretty easy.

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The Tuul Crib

There is a needle bearing on the inside of the bell. best that you replace the seal so grease does not get on to the clutch disk. The outer bearing is sealed but I'm not sure of the part numbers. There are some discs around and you can get the material and the rivets still.

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squonk

Inner bearing Toro 106769  Outer bearing Napa P204rr6  Seal Toro 6663

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pfrederi

WH Seal 6663 is SKF 14810

 

 

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twiisted71

Wow thanks guys that was quick!!  Red n Tacky good for greasing that needle bearing?

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squonk
8 minutes ago, twiisted71 said:

Wow thanks guys that was quick!!  Red n Tacky good for greasing that needle bearing?

Yes but just a little bit! 

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