WILL REOMOVE PTO CLUTCH TODAY

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Posted by Nick DiMeglio on Wednesday, August 26, 2009:

In Reply to: Re: TUESDAY UPDATE-PERFORM A TEST posted by Dale G. Basgall on Tuesday, August 25, 2009:

Hi Dale,

I will remove the pto clutch assembly today and do the resistance check on it. I will let you know later of my findings. I really think the pto is shorted and is causing the whole problem. Well, if nothing else I now know how the tractor ticks. I am doing alot of preventive maint. along the way. It's kind if tough cutting over 1 acre of grass at 69yrs old with a 20 " walk behind. I will change that soon, I am sure. Thanks again- Nick

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