9.311-JCG Rotary Tiller Cultivator Gearbox for Agricultural
ITEM | HC-9.311-JCG Rotary Tiller Gearbox |
Ratio | 1:3 |
Teeth | 36/12 |
Module | 4.35 |
Power(HP) | 50 |
Rated Input | 540rpm |
Input/Output Description | 1 3/8 Z6 Optic axis |
Weight(N.W) | 21KG |
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PTO Shafts for 9.311-JCG Rotary Tiller Cultivator Gearbox
Agricultural equipment such as tractors, combines, and harvesters use PTO shafts. These components are subjected to high loads and stress, and it is vital to find out why they failed in the first place. Constant compression of the shaft can damage connecting shafts and even the tractor and implement. A PTO shaft for an agricultural gearbox is an integral part of an agricultural implement or tractor. And PTO shaft for the agricultural gearbox is secured with a safety shield at both ends and can be found on implements and tractors. A PTO shaft can be welded to the drive end by using a universal joint, while the rear shaft can be welded directly to the tractor.
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How to replace the gearbox on your rotary cultivator?
1. Unhook the tiller from the tractor.
2. Make sure the tiller is securely blocked and leveled.
3. Remove the PTO shaft from the tiller.
4. You must reverse tines on the tiller before reverse operation.
5. To reverse the tine direction, remove four (4) bolts at each end of the tine carrier.
6. Carefully drop out the tine set and turn 180° and place it in front of the tiller. Before reattaching the tines, remove the gearbox.
7. Loosen and remove a total of (6) bolts, (2) on top of the gearbox and (4) underneath.
8. Slide gearbox to left approximately 5”. Side key shaft should drop out of gearbox on the right-hand side.
NOTE: If the key shaft does not come out of the gearbox, simply slide the key shaft out of the side gearbox first and then remove it from the main gearbox.
9. Slide gearbox forward and out.
10. Remove the fill plug from the top of the gearbox.
11. Remove the flat plug from the bottom of the gearbox. Switch the fill plug from the top of the gearbox to the bottom and flat plug from the bottom to top
12. On the side opposite where the key shaft was inserted, find the washer held in by a snap ring.
13. Using snap ring pliers, carefully remove the snap ring
14. Remove washer from key shaft hole as well.
15. Put washer and snap ring back into the hole where the key shaft was just removed.
16. Flip the gearbox over and re-insert it into a frame
17. Slide the key shaft into the now freed-up key shaft hole on the opposite side of the gearbox.
18. Slide the gearbox back to the center of the tiller
19. Reinsert 6 bolts (2 top, 4 bottoms). Do not tighten until all 6 are successfully started.
20. Once the key shaft is successfully reinserted and all 6 bolts are started by hand, tighten all 6 bolts on the gearbox. Do not tighten any of the six gearbox bolts until all six have been threaded and started, then tighten.
21. Carefully reattach to each hub.
NOTE: Instructions partially made with tines removed for instructional clarity only Tine set is heavy and contains WARNING sharp edges. Handle carefully!
22. Your tiller unit should now turn and till in the reverse direction.
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