ramond
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BROKE PTO SHAFT, HOW DIFFICULT TO REMOVE A BROKEN PTO SHAFT FROM A FORD 5000 TRACTOR. AND WHAT STEPS I NEED TO KNOW THANK YOU
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Jerry/MT
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Find factory shop manual because if your asking this question, you will need it!
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We've got some Ford "experts" on here that hopefully will chime in soon.
If not, I suggest you repost in the New Holland owning/operating section.
Also turn off your Capital Letters. Readers tend to think you are YELLING at them.
Welcome to TBN.
If not, I suggest you repost in the New Holland owning/operating section.
Also turn off your Capital Letters. Readers tend to think you are YELLING at them.
Welcome to TBN.
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Two questions. You broke the output shaft, I presume? Is it a single speed PTO?
Harry in Ky
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Once you drain the oil and get the three point lift housing off, it will start to make sense.