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Old 05-14-2018, 11:22 PM
nophun nophun is offline
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The directional PTO Switch on these SGT's was "one or the other". It was never setup up to run both.
I guess I misunderstood how the front PTO switch worked, I thought it was "front-off-rear", but it's actually "start-off-run". I still don't fully understand when the start position is used, manual doesn't clear it up??
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Old 05-15-2018, 12:41 AM
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The manual is very clear. The switch is off-on-start. Just like every GT in the world with the same switch.

The only confusing switch set up is the 3 switch set up (which you don't have). Probably why they did away with it and went to the 2 switch set up.

Deere had the better idea. Two switches. One for the front, one for the rear. Easy.
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Old 05-15-2018, 01:30 AM
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My label is too far gone to read much of it, I see your tractor has 2 fuse holders which is part of the 3 switch setup if I'm reading right.

What I can't figure out is in what situation one would use front and back PTO at the same time? Of course I don't know what all of the available implements were.
I added the second fuse holder when I rewired the ignition switch female plug. It is now a fuse for the tractor lights, it made the rewire a little easier. I found it difficult to handle multiple wires to a single terminal on the plug body but simple combining wires on the fuse holder and from there one wire to the switch plug.

As Roland stated I have a directional switch for the PTO's, it is either the front or rear PTO but not both at the same time. Like you, I can't envision a need for both at the same time either.
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