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D14 pto engagement lever seal removal?
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    Posted: 12 hours 13 minutes ago at 7:51pm
Looking for input on how to change the pto engagement lever shaft seal. The handle being welded onto the shaft poses a bit of an obstacle. Looking like I would have to remove the power director to reach where it is internally held in.
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Ray W.
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You are going to have to split it, but there is no need to remove the power director.  Drive out a solid pin that holds the lever in place.  Best to find a way to wedge the other arm in place as it is spring loaded.  Pull out the lever, replace the O ring and put back together.  Use a grade 8 bolt with a lock nut to take place of the solid pin that you removed earlier.

Also a good time to replace the transmission input shaft seal and power director O rings.  




Edited by DSeries4 - 11 hours 19 minutes ago at 8:45pm
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It can be done thru the side cover of power director. Not the easiest of jobs, but can be done. The detent can be tricky. HTH Tracy
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Originally posted by Tracy Martin TN Tracy Martin TN wrote:

It can be done thru the side cover of power director. Not the easiest of jobs, but can be done. The detent can be tricky. HTH Tracy

Yea, I tried that before.  Couldn't any leverage to move the pin.  I find splitting the tractor less stressful!
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D-14 is a roll pin which removes easier.
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Thank you all for your input. The picture is a big help Myron. I’ll let you know how it goes.

Ray W.
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I haven't done it yet( only 25 years so far.... but.....always thought putting a couple of tight O-rings on the inside, up against the 'wall' would help keep oil in.

There was a post, ages ago, that showed how, with a 'funky made tool', that it can be done  without splitting....

Now IF you want to practice.......come on over !


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Originally posted by jaybmiller jaybmiller wrote:

I haven't done it yet( only 25 years so far.... but.....always thought putting a couple of tight O-rings on the inside, up against the 'wall' would help keep oil in.

Just replace the original seal and it should be good for another 50 years!  No need for any other homemade fixes.  Besides, there would not be anything to hold your O rings in place.
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