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#585400 10/22/2009 2:18 AM
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My original trans in my truck is in fair condition but not as good as the SM465 that I have. Checked tech-tips but didnt find as much info as I was looking for. Need a pto for the sm465 but concerned with how it may affect the old hydraulic lift: speed of pto driving pump, will I over work the pump, blow seals and what ever other factors may come into play. Did not look to see if the pto from the oe trans would fit the 465 because my intial direction didnt require the 465. Finance has reduced my cost and this is my new direction. Please help if you can. drive

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CAJUN CRAW FISH #585408 10/22/2009 2:50 AM
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I'm quite sure the pto from a 46 won't work on a SM465. However, the 465 was used for a lot of years and pto's are around. The big problem I see is that the 465 has a different bolt pattern on the clutch housing.

crenwelge #585411 10/22/2009 3:00 AM
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I have the correct clutch/bellhousing for the 465-trans and an engine that will work as a complete package. Will the pto for the sm465 work with the old lift? Will the gearing of the sm465 be more than the old pump can handle? or is it the same as the original pto on the oe trans? Am I in for a complete new setup? headscratch
Thanks for your reply crenwelge, its very appreciated.

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CAJUN CRAW FISH #585420 10/22/2009 3:36 AM
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Different pto's have different output speeds. If you get a pto for a 465 that was used in a hydraulic pump, it should work. The operating speed of hydraulic pumps hasn't changed much in the past 60 years.

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