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Massey Ferguson 5470, 5475 Tractor ground Power take off 4WD version
Massey Ferguson 5470, 5475
Tractors may be fitted with ground PTO. Unlike the independent PTO
system where the PTO speed depends on the engine speed, the proportional
PTO is driven by the rear differential pinion and the PTO shaft speed is
proportional to the travel speed of the tractor.
The pinion comprises a gear (31) constantly meshed with the bell gear
(33) (4WD). The sliding gear (10) secures the shaft (8) in rotation with
the shaft (32) (4WD). The gear (3) fitted at the end of the shaft (8)
drives the 540 rpm gear on the rear PTO line.
The movement of the sliding gear (10) is obtained by a pad hinged on a
pin fitted on the left in the lower part of the rear axle housing and
controlled by a rod and a cable operated by a lever in the cab.

Fig.67. Parts list MF 5470, 5475 4WD
(01) Plug, (02) Circlip, (03) Gear, (04) Circlip, (05) Bearing, (06)
Circlip, (07) Circlip, (08) Shaft, (09) Circlip, (10) Sliding gear, (11)
Screw, (12) Cover plate, (13) Needle roller bearing, (25) Double pin,
(26) Double pin, (27) Sleeve, (28) Sleeve, (29) Shaft, (30) Circlip,
(31) Gear, (32) 4WD shaft, (33) Bell gear

Disassembling the Massey Ferguson
5470, 5475 tractor ground PTO (4WD
version)
Remove the guard, the 4WD shaft and the lubrication pipe from the engine
clutch or Power Shuttle.
Remove the shaft (8). If maintenance is required on the 4WD clutch
assembly, the cones and cups, the shaft and the needle roller bearing,
see chapter 8. If the gear (31) is removed, it is necessary to remove
the right-hand hydraulic cover plate.
Raise the tractor using a jack. Place an axle stand in position. Remove
the wheel.
Tractors with no creeper unit
Drive out the double pins (25) (26) from the coupling sleeves (27) (28).
Slide the sleeves towards each other on the shaft (29).
Remove the assembly (shaft and sleeves).
Take off the circlip (30) and remove the gear (31).
Tractors with a creeper unit
Remove the fork, the sleeve assembly, the connecting shaft and the
coupler.
Take off the circlip (30) and remove the gear (31).
Reassembling the MF 5470, 5475 tractor ground PTO (4WD
version)
Check and clean the components. Replace any defective parts.
If carrying out an operation on the
gear (31)
Tractors with a creeper unit
Install the gear (31). Refit the circlip (30).
Install the fork, the sleeve assembly, the connecting shaft and the
coupler. Fit the sleeve (28) with the long offset between the pin and
the 4WD gear. Replace the pins. Adjust the fork.
Massey Ferguson 5470, 5475 Tractors with no creeper unit
Install the gear (31). Refit the circlip (30).
Install the assembly (connecting shaft and sleeves) then position the
coupling sleeves (27) (28) on the shaft (29).
Install two new double pins (25) (26) on the coupling sleeves. Fit the
sleeve (28) with the long offset between the pin and the 4WD gear. The
long double pin is fitted on the sleeve (27).
MF 5470, 5475 Tractors with or without creeper unit
Install the right-hand hydraulic cover plate. If you have disassembled
the 4WD clutch assembly, the cones and cups, the shaft and the needle
roller bearing.
Place the sliding gear (10) on the shaft (32). Turn the small shoulder E
towards the shaft (32). Install shaft (8).
Top up the rear axle oil level. Refit the hitch hook. Check the correct
operation of the proportional PTO.
Check tightness:
- of the mating face of the cover plate underneath the rear axle
housing.
- the right-hand hydraulic cover plate (if removed).
- Hydraulic unions
Assembling and adjusting the Control
Place lever in the proportional PTO position (clutch engaged).
Screw the clevis (1) level with the end of the threaded part of the
cable (6).
Install the clevis (1) onto lever L with the clip (7). Tighten the nut
(2).
Adjust the sheath end (5) so that the nut (3) is level with the end of
the threaded part.
Tighten nut (4), ensuring that the cable is not pinched.

Place the rod (8) in the "engaged" position "a" and ensure that it is
correctly locked.
Screw the clevis (1) level with the threaded
part of the cable (6)
Install the clevis (1) to the rod (8) using the clip (7). Tighten the
nut (2).
Adjust the sheath end (5) using the nut (4) while ensuring that the rod
(8) is still locked in position "a".
Tighten the nut (3). Check the correct operation of the control in the
"disengaged" position "b" and check that the cable is not pinched in any
way when in position "a".
Check for correct operation of the instrument panel indicator light.
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SPECS
LOADERS
MAINTENANCE
PROBLEMS
MF 1523
MF 1531
MF 135
MF 1547
MF 1635
231
231S
235
240
241
255
265
274
285
375
916X Loader
921X Loader
926X Loader
931X Loader
936X Loader
941X Loader
946X Loader
951X Loader
956X Loader
988 Loader
1655
GS1705
1742
2635
4608
1080
1100
2615
3050
3060
4708
5455
5450
5610
5613
DL95 Loader
DL100 Loader
DL120 Loader
DL125 Loader
DL130 Loader
DL135 Loader
DL250 Loader
DL260 Loader
L90 Loader
L100 Loader
6499
7480
7618
7726
1533
2604H
2607H
4455
4610M
4710
L105E Loader
L210 Loader
1014 Loader
1016 Loader
1462 Loader
1525 Loader
1530 Loader
232 Loader
838 Loader
848 Loader
5712SL
6713
6715S
7475
7615
7716
7724
8240
8650
8732
246 Loader
1036 Loader
1038 Loader
1080 Loader
856 Loader