Aeroeng
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I am replacing the PTO shaft again... and would like to know if anyone has assembled the read bearing in a fixed position. Not using the springs that allow it to float.
F935 PTO shaft
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beenthere
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Here is a link to jdparts, where you can enter model F935, browse to alphabetic list under PTO and select the parts you are questioning about.
John Deere - Parts Catalog
Hope it helps in posing the question.
Here is a link to jdparts, where you can enter model F935, browse to alphabetic list under PTO and select the parts you are questioning about.
John Deere - Parts Catalog
Hope it helps in posing the question.
MORRISONSTEEL
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Could be wrong but I thought the springs are there for setting belt tension, so I would say if still able to set belt tension then yes.
beenthere
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What is a "read" bearing? or is this a typo?
Never hear of a rear bearing? Neither has his phone's auto-spill erection app.
