Pto drive shaft
Your PTO has a lot of work to do, and when it breaks or you need parts, finding the right components is crucial. This is why we put together a handy tool to help you accurately identify the PTO style you are using, and then find its parts.
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4. Determine How Much You Need to Cut
Use the optimal length of the PTO shaft obtained in step three to figure out how much you need to cut off your shaft so it can function effectively. Take the measurement given in the last digits of your part number and subtract from it the maximum length allowed. This calculation will give you the amount you need to cut to get your shaft to an operational fit for your tractor.
For example, if the maximum compressed length of the shaft for your tractor is 23 inches and you have a 27-inch shaft, you would need to remove 4 inches for it to function properly.
5. Cut Shafts and Shields to Correct Length
The final step is to cut your shaft to the right length. Leave the shaft apart so you have access to the outer shields and inner tubes. You can use either a hacksaw or a reciprocating saw to cut the material.
If you have two equal-length tubes in your shaft, you will need to cut both tubes and both shields to the appropriate length. If you have unequal tubes, you can shorten only the longer part and the shields. Once you put your shaft back together, it should be the correct, shortened length all around.
How to Cut Your PTO Shaft to the Right Size
You can cut your PTO shaft to prevent it from bottoming out so the tractor and gearbox are not in conflict. Follow these five steps to complete this process.
1. Find Your Part Number
The first step in cutting your PTO shaft to adjust the size is understanding the part number the specifications provided. Look at the label on the shaft to find yours. An example of a part number is 14006127.
In this example, 1,400 is the designation of a complete shaft. The six means that it is a Bondy LD shaft. The one refers to the series number, and 27 is the measurement in inches from one tip of the shaft to the other.
2. Attach Parts of Your Shaft to Your Tractor and Gear Box
To measure your shaft for cutting, take it apart, hook one tube and shield onto the tractor and attach the other to the gearbox. Make sure both parts are straight so you can get the most accurate measurements.
3. Measure the Distance Between Parts
Next, measure the shortest distance between the tractor and the gearbox. Be sure to measure in a straight line for an accurate reading. This measurement is the maximum compressed length of an operable PTO shaft for your tractor.
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What are PTO gearboxes
The Power Take-Off, most frequently referred to by its acronym, PTO, is often a prevalent type of mechanical power delivery in the mobile machine market. The PTO is usually a process of transferring high energy and torque from the engine (generally by means of the transmission) of trucks and tractors. In mixture with gearboxes and pump mounts, almost any kind of mechanical energy transmission is doable.
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