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Posted by kentuckyguy on Monday, September 21, 2009:
I have just bought a 1962 select o speed tractor.. The guy that I bought it from said that everything on it was in good condition.. I bought this tractor to run my 5 foot tiller.. i put the tiller on the tractor an tried it.. The PTO kicked in and when I dropped the tiller into the dirt it stopped turning.. I brought up the RPM on the tractor and nothing.. When I raised up the tiller it started spinning again.. I can ease it into the dirt and it will dig out that spot but when I start moving the tiller stops.. OK now my question is.. Is this a pressure problem or what?? Thanks
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