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PTO HORSE MODEL TECHNICAL MANUAL Page 5.6 4/90 SECTION 5: PTO Power Unit Transmission 5. Insert a 1/4-inch punch through the right side of the housing and use a hammer to drive the stem pinion shaft (5) and the key (6) to the left and out. Avoid damaging the bearing (7) in the right side of the housing. The bearing (7) and washer (8) in the left side of the housing will be attached to the pinion shaft. See Figure 5-5. Note: Be careful not to damage the shaft or the inside of the housing. As you drive the stem pinion shaft out, try to catch the washer (8) and shim (4A) in the right side of the housing on the end of the 9 6 5 punch. If the washer and shim fall into the housing, be sure to remove them so they will not damage the transmission. With the stem pinion shaft removed, the pinion gear cluster (9-12) can be removed from the housing. 6. Remove the bearing (7) from the right side of the housing. If the bearing does not come out easily, use a large punch to gently knock it out. Note: Be careful to not damage the inside of the housing. 2 3 C 12 4 8 4 16 4:3 7. The following parts should not be disassembled unless inspection shows them to be worn or damaged. 8. Use an arbor press to remove the bearing (7) and washer (8) from the stem pinion (5). See Figure 5-5. 9. Use a snap ring pliers to remove the (external) snap ring (9) that retains the fast speed pinion gear (11) to the bronze worm gear (10). 10. Place the worm gear (10) on an open vise so that the fast speed gear (11) is hanging down between the vise jaws. Then use a 1-inch diameter bar to tap the fast speed gear down and off the worm gear. Check to make sure the key (12) also came off with the fast speed gear. Note: Be careful to not damage the inside bore of the fast speed gear. Inspection These instructions describe how to inspect vital parts on the pinion shaft assembly. In addition to inspecting the parts you have removed, you should also inspect any replacement parts you will use. (05 t 1 3 2 Figure 5-4: Pinion Shaft Assembly. 8 1 Figure 5-5: Stem Pinion Assembly.