has any 1 removed the side aux pully off a 730 allison my doner tranny has this side pully that spins when the motor is running have to very carefull not to be near while engine is running,but my other tranny has the block off plate ,has any 1 ever taken the pully and shaft housing off befor?? johnjem 4905
I bought one on e'bay that was rebuilt by a board member. I havn't installed it I could take pictures for you if you want to see what the other end looks like. I was thinking I could mount one of those 1 wire alternators and drive it off that side drive. I noticed the water/oil cooler mount covers the plate where the tranny drive installs. Looks like the cooler would need to be moved in my application as they would conflict.
just remove the bolts that hold the cast housing to the trans case and the whole shaft assembly will come right out as a unit. as for a block off plate call an allison dealer. I may have one and will look for it sunday in the parts room and let you know if i find it
chris
i have the block off plate!
As I understand it, not only do you have to take the shaft out, you have to pull the transmission to take the gears out also since the gears just float with the shaft and could jam up inside the case without the shaft holding the gears in place. Instead of opening a can of worms, just make a cover for the rotating pulley. Besides-how often is it that you're in the engine compartment when the engine is running? Good Luck, TomC
true very true also i think i can just remove the pully and leave the shaft there and just build a cover for the shaft ! i have a after market tranny crossmember mount to use this i need to remove the pully so that the braket can bolt up to the bell just in front of the pully
Quote from: johnjem on October 06, 2007, 04:10:50 PM
true very true also i think i can just remove the pully and leave the shaft there and just build a cover for the shaft ! i have a after market tranny crossmember mount to use this i need to remove the pully so that the braket can bolt up to the bell just in front of the pully
Now I'm not a smart man, but I do know.....
if it were me, that's what I'd do! Yup that's what I'd do! Ya never know what kinda gizmo ya might come up with in the future that you could use that PTO to drive! LOL!
;D BK ;D
Turned out nice i just removed the pully had to rent a good size pully puller,but it came off nice ,now i have the room to put the tranny mount in ,i have to have a longer tranny filter line made,because of the shaft in the way my old hose will not be able to make it around it.what ideas do u all have to built a cover for that shaft around the case to avoid geting close to it?just need a good idea to get started?? thanks john 4905
How big is it?
If it's a round (most shafts are) object then cover it with a round object. A piece of pipe maybe. Put ears, or legs, on it to bolt to something close.
A piece of exhaust pipe or a coffee can anything to keep your fingers out of it.
Ed
A piece of PVC and whatever adapter you need to affix it with and a cover.
Richard
John,the RTS or Nova transit bus used the PTO to drive the A/C compressor belt.
They have a belt guard that you can probably modify real easily.
See if you can locate a used,scrap one.
Might want to try NIMCO in NJ.
If not, just fabricate a square box to cover it.
Good luck. 8)
better than putting a cover on it, just tie a piece of .085 weed eater line around it with about 2" hanging out.
It won't take you long to remember to keep your fingers out of the way once that line slaps you a couple of times.
:)
Dallas
lol dallas very funny lol good ideas that will get me started off thanks guys<