Pto install

[jamesdecanter]

I have rebuilt my pto shaft on my 801 powermaster. When installing it catches on the shifter and pulls it forward but will go no further. Should I remove the part it slides into?

 

[pmsmechanic]

Without more of a description or pictures it's a little hard to visualize what you are trying to do. Pictures would help the most.

 

[jamesdecanter]

It would be difficult to get pictures. The pto shaft inserts all the way to the final collar. I took the side plate off to make sure. The problem is when I attempt to make it go the final 6 inches, it carries the pto shifter with it and jams the shifter. I am wondering what I would encounter if I remove that final destination part. It is a big collar with the pto shift built into it. The shifter on the side slides something to engage. I thank you for your help

 

[pmsmechanic]

Go here Official New Holland Online Parts Store and Online Parts Catalog for New Holland and Ford Tractors. figure out which transmission you have (4 or 5 speed) and if you have a single or two speed pto and lets see if a person can't figure it out

 

[jamesdecanter]

I have a 4 speed and single speed PTO.

 

[pmsmechanic]

Official New Holland Online Parts Store and Online Parts Catalog for New Holland and Ford Tractors. Is this the part that's causing trouble?

 

[jamesdecanter]

Yes it is. I have looked for hours trying to find that image. If you could please tell me the next steps. Thank you. I am in uncharted territory, at least for me.

 

[jamesdecanter]

I have not seen part 10.

 

[coralhead]

part 10 is attached to the cover and lever

 

[jamesdecanter]

Yes. It still catches on the shifter mechanism, pushes it forward. If I force it past this position, which is about an inch, it will go all the way in but then the shifter will not move.