First of all, thanks to all for the info on this forum, learned a lot in the last couple weeks since buying a 154.
Finally had some time to do some TLC fiddling, and I think I have found the noisy "area" of the problem, being at rear of engine or between the pedals.
I can barely see a pulley & belt under dash which I am pretty sure where the noise is coming from,.... which I am guessing is the culprit.
Can anyone give me the correct name for that pulley & bearings on both the shaft that goes to the clutch and the PTO shaft? and maybe a good online place to buy??, if allowed....
Is there anything else that I should look for when I get it disassembled. Clutch isnt slipping and drives straight, so I think I am okay in those 2 areas. It was stored under a carport, but used a few times every year, starts good, motor rebuilt, no leaks and all in all seems somewhat taken care of over the years though I might have to get some bearing also for the mower deck.
thanks again
Christopher
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CrimzonRider
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Re: PTO Front Pulley or Bearing Noisy
Sorry I don't have the answers to your questions directly but have a look at the owners and attachments manuals under NUMBERED SERIES CUBS as well as the parts manuals in the links at the top of this page. I'm pretty sure you will find some help there to answer your questions. http://www.farmallcub.com/[ Sorry, direct links to manual section is not allowed. ]/index.p ... bs&order=0CrimzonRider wrote:Can anyone give me the correct name for that pulley & bearings on both the shaft that goes to the clutch and the PTO shaft? and maybe a good online place to buy??, if allowed....
Is there anything else that I should look for when I get it disassembled. .....
Stan in LA (lower AL)
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CrimzonRider
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Re: PTO Front Pulley or Bearing Noisy
Sorry I don't have the answers to your questions directly but have a look at the owners and attachments manuals under NUMBERED SERIES CUBS as well as the parts manuals in the links at the top of this page. I'm pretty sure you will find some help there to answer your questions. http://www.farmallcub.com/[ Sorry, direct links to manual section is not allowed. ]/index.p ... bs&order=0[/quote]
Okay thank you for the link, any help is appreciated!!
Christopher
Okay thank you for the link, any help is appreciated!!
Christopher
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Re: PTO Front Pulley or Bearing Noisy
The noise most likely is coming from the PTO shaft front bearing, part # 549165R1. This is a sealed bearing mounted just rearward of the pulley on the front end of the shaft. You will have to remove the shaft to replace it. While you have the shaft out, check the pulley to make sure it is not worn and does not wobble on the shaft. Also, if the two narrow belts are worn, now is the time to replace them.
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CrimzonRider
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Re: PTO Front Pulley or Bearing Noisy
seahaul wrote:The noise most likely is coming from the PTO shaft front bearing, part # 549165R1. This is a sealed bearing mounted just rearward of the pulley on the front end of the shaft. You will have to remove the shaft to replace it. While you have the shaft out, check the pulley to make sure it is not worn and does not wobble on the shaft. Also, if the two narrow belts are worn, now is the time to replace them.
Will do, thanks for the part #! & the right direction
I halfway planned to replace everything at one time, hopefully one and done.
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