I've got several male shafts for the 50" deck and was thinking about cutting one down to use on the 430 w/40" deck. Then taking that 4" or so piece I cut off and welding it onto another one it make the longer male shaft needed for the 60" deck etc. Jason
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The end of the rectangular PTO shaft on the 24G was starting to wobble, it was worn away.
I guess twenty some years is all you can ask?
I was going to order a new piece of bar, and weld it on. Then I thought,
"Why not just "reverse" the shaft?"
So I cut the shaft, turned it around, and welded it back.
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It has been a year since the repair, no wobble, !! WOOT!! :bananapow
Come on you cheapo's show some zero cost repairs!! :dunno:
I guess twenty some years is all you can ask?
I was going to order a new piece of bar, and weld it on. Then I thought,
"Why not just "reverse" the shaft?"
So I cut the shaft, turned it around, and welded it back.
It has been a year since the repair, no wobble, !! WOOT!! :bananapow
Come on you cheapo's show some zero cost repairs!! :dunno:
