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Can anyone advise if the jackshaft bearing on the PTO side is pressed on? I fought with it tonight and it would not move so I'm thinking that is the case... 
furg69
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Nope it's not pressed on to my knowlegde. I believe it's supported with a retainer that unbolts from the chassis before you can remove it. Some bearings are a B@&%$ to remove.
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furg69 said:
No sorry, not removing it from the sled, that is done. ...and the retaining clip is removed. The bearing won't budge from the shaft so I was thinking it was pressed on.
dubla92
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Pressed on - remove jackshaft to replace bearing.
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dubla92 said:
Yes it is out of the sled. It's pressed on for sure then eh?
toddt
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Ya i had to press it off and press on the new when i did it. later.
Ya i had to press it off and press on the new when i did it. later.
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Alright thanks guys I'll take it somewhere and get it done tomorrow. Thanks 
I just threw a little heat at mine and it slid right on. Just like replacing polaris crank bearings. haha
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vip8 said:
not mine. She had to be pressed off.
