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190xt pto removal

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    Posted: 20 Jul 2020 at 12:50pm

What is needed to remove the PTO completely from a 190xt?  Looking to save a lil weight.  I can make a plate to go in place of it, and a plug on the output,  but is there a seal between the torque tube and transmission that would require me splitting the tractor to plug?

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote tbran Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 Jul 2020 at 10:01pm
for 25# ? yes , there is a double seal in the belly - you will join the sumps..  Not worth it unless you split it and remove all the pto gears and shafts/shifters and plug the holes; add something to limit hydraulic oil used while at it. 

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If you are removing the lift arm housing and the PTO shaft, there's some weight loss to be had there. You should plug the hole where the PTO shaft went thru at the front to keep hydraulic oil where it belongs and to raise transmission oil level to flood the differential gears. Doesn't require a split, just have to be a little creative.
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I used the rubber expandabe plug from an oil fill cap for a big truck
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By golly, that sounds like a pretty good idea !!  Reach in from the right side and install it in the hole ??
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When we replaced the PD with a coupler many yrs ago seems like the screw swedge type oil filler plug for the xt's were the same size ??? 
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