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    Posted: 01 Dec 2015 at 8:57am
How to i remove this clutch from the PTO shaft?  can't figure out how to get it to release.
thanks
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Is there a plug opposite from the alemite, if so take it out then use a punch to drive pin out, then it comes off. Leon
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Yep, take grease zerk out and drive roll pin out.   Rick
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thanks.  i'll look a little closer...i checked for a solid pin, wasn't thinking about a roll pin.
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