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peter lena

@pfrederi  question , doing a search on make up parts , that main needle bearing is obviousely subjected to sudden intense heat . anyone done any lubrication upgrades on that bearing ? my own take on the issue  would be to detail the problem areas , connections , a softer start like @kpinnc  suggested , and a high drop point grease , like 560 deg , lucas x-try heavy  duty , anti sling ,polyurea , rated . think that combo would make that unit , dramatically less violent . detailing each , issue , would make a change worth trying . dare I  say , thats what I  would try  . pete

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pfrederi

There are two ball bearings in the electric PTO.  The only one i have ever found failed was the outer one.  i did replace the larger inner one once just because I had it apart...None of the large bearings I looked at ever showed any signs of overheating. Not sure lubing the bearing would have any impact on the suddenness of engagement...

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squonk

Get too much grease in there and it might end up on the clutch surfaces. 

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