Three hours is fast to do that repair, glad the video helped. Our 5000 was back to turning with in three months but the brake plunger is a problem in it.
Bit of a different question but can you get to the circlip that holds the front half of the pto shaft in from on top couldn't quit see from the video have a 5000 with splines and drive hub destroyed
No I did most of the stuff on camera myself, some of it is best or safer with two people though. the lift cover is best with two people if using a loader, cherry picker one person could do it though.
Hello, very good video. I have a 5000 too, and now I see without taken out parts, from my own, there is a opportunyty to speed up pto! Upper gear bigger, and lower smaller. Single speed about 800rmp?
@@fyrciakfarms199 It is a -71, and there is service opening down under pto lower gear, does that gear come down from that hole? I know, I have to use 2 sets of gears to take inner parts from and somehow put "faster" outrims from a 1000 gears. Wonder why anyone havent try this before?
Mine its a ford 6610 but it has similar clutch pack, it start runs normal but looses speed along the run and when the tractor pulls off right and looses speed on the run again. What could be the problem?
We though we had to replace the hydraulic pump so we though we would fix the PTO also, hydraulic are still bad and the pto fix lasted for about 6 months.
Thank you for the video it was very helpful our 5000 pto has not stopped turning in years our clutch plates were bad about 3hours to repair tks
Three hours is fast to do that repair, glad the video helped. Our 5000 was back to turning with in three months but the brake plunger is a problem in it.
Good video very helpful in understanding how the PTO works on these Ford tractors.
there is a cylinder in the pack that I did not show as it did not need any work.
Love it, very happy because of you :) Merci infiniment
Bit of a different question but can you get to the circlip that holds the front half of the pto shaft in from on top couldn't quit see from the video have a 5000 with splines and drive hub destroyed
That’s good you got guidance from Uncle Rick looking over your shoulder
No I did most of the stuff on camera myself, some of it is best or safer with two people though. the lift cover is best with two people if using a loader, cherry picker one person could do it though.
I’d just pointing out how lucky you are to help and a teacher
Hello, very good video. I have a 5000 too, and now I see without taken out parts, from my own, there is a opportunyty to speed up pto! Upper gear bigger, and lower smaller. Single speed about 800rmp?
Post 1968 Ford 5000's you could get a 540/1000 pto, this one is early 1968 and just has 540. you can change the gears but its a lot of work.
@@fyrciakfarms199 It is a -71, and there is service opening down under pto lower gear, does that gear come down from that hole? I know, I have to use 2 sets of gears to take inner parts from and somehow put "faster" outrims from a 1000 gears. Wonder why anyone havent try this before?
Mine its a ford 6610 but it has similar clutch pack, it start runs normal but looses speed along the run and when the tractor pulls off right and looses speed on the run again. What could be the problem?
we have a ford 5000 and the pto stays on all the time, any ideas out there how to stop this happening? cheers.
I would check the brake pad and clutch plates, is locked or dragging?
Wow after watching this and seeing how much stuff you have to takeoff to take the PTO clutch out remind me never to buy a Ford
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What were your symptoms that made you fix the PTO clutch pack?
We though we had to replace the hydraulic pump so we though we would fix the PTO also, hydraulic are still bad and the pto fix lasted for about 6 months.
symptoms are the pto clutch will disengage but the shaft will keep turning if it is with out a load to stop it.
Hey Jacab somebody wants to be TH-cam friends with you
Camera is not absolutely still and is giving poor quality videos
and yet you still watched it.
I watched it because fords have been a part of my life since I was 7 years old on the 5000 acre farm in Norfolk united kingdom.