Source for PTO Shield Parts?

[California]

I need the white plastic screws at the center of this photo. I saw some a year ago and now I can't remember where. TSC doesn't carry them.

They are unique - the head is offset so a half turn locks the bell in place.

Anybody?

 

[BTDT]

What kind of implement? They should have replacement parts (Bush hog, KK, etc.)

 

[Farmwithjunk]

What brand PTO shaft? Manufacturers (i.e. Bush Hog, Woods, KK, ect) use "generic" shafts made by several companies. Example....My KK tiller has a Eurocardan shaft and slip clutch. Look for a name and post back. I've got a few ideas on where to look depending on the name you find.

 

[California]

That's on a Howse mower but the shield is clearly generic.

What's driving me nuts is I saw a tray of those screws in a farm-type store somewhere. Maybe it was when I went east to Omaha for a wedding and stopped by a TSC there. I should have bought a handfull when I saw them.

 

[JRobyn]

I had the exact same issue.... finally gave up and just used some 1/4-20 nylon screws from the Ace hardware.

 

[California]

Bimp!

I'm still looking for those screws.

The place where I bought the mower gave me some off a damaged shield so I'm set for now.

But I still want to find some spares. I saw them in a farm store when I didn't need any. Now I can't find any place that stocks them.

Anybody?

 

[Soundguy]

My pto genset has an eurocardan pto shield just like that.. same camlock screws and all..

soundguy

 

[California]

I am still looking for the pto sheld screws shown in Post#1.

These short screws are white plastic. Their end is offset, so a half-turn camlocks the pto end bell in place.

 

[California]

I need the white plastic screws at the center of this photo. [above]

Still looking. Anybody?

 

[Soundguy]

i doubt you will find them as a component part without buying the plastic shield. I know neither mower manual I have, which DOES have a shield and shaft brakdown, though does not list them seperately.

soundguy