Warner 5218-6 PTO

[drifter2518]

Anyone know what the crossover numbers for bearings for this PTO? Mine are shot, so much it's laboring the engine when I engage the PTO. Deck is OK spins free, tractor runs fine without PTO engaged. I took the PTO clutch off and the outside bearing has a racheting feel and the other is tight. I want to replace the bearings if I can find them for it. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks

 

[Outlander]

Either take them out and visit your local bearing supply or get the numbers from them and go from there. Pray they are nor proprietary.

 

[2manyrocks]

after re-reading that your question is about PTO bearings had to edit what I posted---if this is about the PTO on the older International Cub Cadets, you might find more at IHRegistry.com.

 

[jimdiesel1]

Most Deere dealers have a bearing cross reference book as well, I got new bearings for my Cub 682 there at a good price. As mentioned, many bearing shops will also have these, they are a common ball bearing in the industry.

Make sure the clutch ground is very good when reinstalling the clutch; a poor ground will seek a path wherever possible, this means it may ground using the crankshaft(!) as the path if the normal ground is poor. This wreaks havoc on the crank as well as clutch bearings, an expensive repair.