Re: Back up switch on Deere LT155

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In Reply to: Back up switch on Deere LT155 posted by Chris on Monday, October 22, 2001:

: Can you jump the back-up safety switch on the JD LT 155 without causing electrical problems. Have to reach down and push a button everytime I need to backup. It seems to be a safety hazard. I spend more time finding the button than I do looking behind me.
: Chris

Yes, Open the hood. Follow the PTO engage shaft down the steering
column though the dash. Right under the dash attached to the
PTO shaft is a metal paddle. The paddle contacts a switch.
Take a wire/cable tie and tie the switch closed.
This forces the tractor the PTO is off. Therefore
the seat and reverse cut-outs do not function.
Be careful and don't forget to remove if you take it to the dealer!

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: : Can you jump the back-up safety switch on the JD LT 155 without causing electrical problems. Have to reach down and push a button everytime I need to backup. It seems to be a safety hazard. I spend more time finding the button than I do looking behind me. : : Chris : Yes, Open the hood. Follow the PTO engage shaft down the steering : column though the dash. Right under the dash attached to the : PTO shaft is a metal paddle. The paddle contacts a switch. : Take a wire/cable tie and tie the switch closed. : This forces the tractor the PTO is off. Therefore : the seat and reverse cut-outs do not function. : Be careful and don't forget to remove if you take it to the dealer!

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