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Figure 5-34.—Single-speed, single-gear power takeoff.
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Adjustment of the linkage to compensate for wear and  lubrication  is  normally  all  the  maintenance required for the PTO unit. The gears and bearings are lubricated from the transmission sump. If the PTO is to be removed for repairs. disconnect the  drive  shaft  and  shift  linkage  and  drain  the transmission.   Once   the   transmission   is   completely drained,  remove  the  bolts  that  secure  the  unit  to  the transmission. DO NOT misplace or lose any shims or spacers that are between the two housings. Once the unit is removed from the vehicle, the inspection and repair procedures  are  the  same  as  for  a  transmission.  When reinstalling or replacing the PTO, carefully follow the manufacturer’s procedures on the installation shims or spacers to prevent damage or unit failure. REVIEW  5  QUESTIONS Figure   5-35.—Single-speed,   single-gear   power   takeoff installation. Q1.   What   is   the   simplest   type   of   power   takeoff (PTO)? 5-34

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