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Today I finished assembling the motor for the tractor and got it set in
place though not bolted in yet . Had a really bad moment this morning when I
went to slide the PTO (mower deck) drive disc onto the crank ... it was too
small ! Somewhere in their mods they increased the PTO drive section on the
crank from 1" to 1.125" . I had visions of totally disassembling the motor
to machine the crank ... but then decided to see if there was enough meat in
the drive disc and associated parts to machine it an eighth bigger ... and
there was . I'm so glad I have machinery !

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On 9/3/2015 9:19 PM, Terry Coombs wrote:
Today I finished assembling the motor for the tractor and got it set in
place though not bolted in yet . Had a really bad moment this morning when I
went to slide the PTO (mower deck) drive disc onto the crank ... it was too
small ! Somewhere in their mods they increased the PTO drive section on the
crank from 1" to 1.125" . I had visions of totally disassembling the motor
to machine the crank ... but then decided to see if there was enough meat in
the drive disc and associated parts to machine it an eighth bigger ... and
there was . I'm so glad I have machinery !



You win! (this time) Myself, I'd be waiting for the other shoe to drop.
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On 9/3/2015 9:19 PM, Terry Coombs wrote:
Today I finished assembling the motor for the tractor and got it
set in place though not bolted in yet . Had a really bad moment this
morning when I went to slide the PTO (mower deck) drive disc onto
the crank ... it was too small ! Somewhere in their mods they
increased the PTO drive section on the crank from 1" to 1.125" . I
had visions of totally disassembling the motor to machine the crank
... but then decided to see if there was enough meat in the drive
disc and associated parts to machine it an eighth bigger ... and
there was . I'm so glad I have machinery !



You win! (this time) Myself, I'd be waiting for the other shoe to
drop.


This WAS the other shoe ...

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