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Tom Dowling 06-15-2022 08:41 PM

682 mower PTO switch
 
The toggle switch for my pto won't stay engaged unless I hold it in the on position, I thought it was a bad switch so I replaced it with a new one and still in order to keep the electric clutch engaged I have to hold it in the on position. Does anyone have an idea what would cause this? It did work earlier this spring.
Thanks, Tom It's a red one serial # 729423. I figure things have been rewired and bypassed over the years, since I've owned it it has never shut off the mower when backing up.

R Bedell 06-15-2022 09:32 PM

The Reverse Relay and/or wiring connected to it, could be, or is bad.

1711Cub 06-16-2022 06:56 AM

So the production sequence number is really quite necessary to properly answer this question, as the wiring changed during the 682's production run.

I would be looking at the seat switch for this problem.

R Bedell 06-16-2022 07:06 AM

A Chassis Serial Number is needed to pinpoint and accurately help you with your problem.

:IH Trusted Hand:

ol'George 06-16-2022 05:41 PM

On the 782 (much like the 682's) the early ones physically stayed in the on position after PTO was selected.
Later ones physically returned to the neutral position after PTO was selected as they had a relay that was actuated by the PTO switch, so the switch could return to neutral position,but PTO remained on.
This was in compliance to newer safety rules in the reverse interlock circuit.
So as stated, serial number break is important.
It prolly was when MTD took over but I have not researched it.
IIRR it was so the PTO stopped when reversing the tractor.
That way you could not run over yourself sitting on the seat, while backing up:biggrin2:

Farmall450 06-17-2022 10:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ol'George (Post 518950)
On the 782 (much like the 682's) the early ones physically stayed in the on position after PTO was selected.
Later ones physically returned to the neutral position after PTO was selected as they had a relay that was actuated by the PTO switch, so the switch could return to neutral position,but PTO remained on.
This was in compliance to newer safety rules in the reverse interlock circuit.
So as stated, serial number break is important.
It prolly was when MTD took over but I have not researched it.
IIRR it was so the PTO stopped when reversing the tractor.
That way you could not run over yourself sitting on the seat, while backing up:biggrin2:

Almost as useful as the gas cans that force you to spill. :beerchug:

ol'George 06-18-2022 07:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Farmall450 (Post 518964)
Almost as useful as the gas cans that force you to spill. :beerchug:

One of my favorite regulations it requiring a tarp/cover for gravel trucks.
it is like rocks jump right up into the air and out of the truck damaging a windshield.
NOOOOOOOOO, they sling out of tire tread and if you happen to be in the wrong place in time you get a rock in da window.
But the do gooders just had to make a regulation to stop the "carnage"
Make a law, stop a problem!---- yep Gubber-mint at it's best.
I'll stop before this train really gets derailed
This post is about a switch, -----or was it switching trains :bigthink:

ironman 06-18-2022 09:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ol'George (Post 518973)
One of my favorite regulations it requiring a tarp/cover for gravel trucks.
it is like rocks jump right up into the air and out of the truck damaging a windshield.
NOOOOOOOOO, they sling out of tire tread and if you happen to be in the wrong place in time you get a rock in da window.
But the do gooders just had to make a regulation to stop the "carnage"
Make a law, stop a problem!---- yep Gubber-mint at it's best.
I'll stop before this train really gets derailed
This post is about a switch, -----or was it switching trains :bigthink:

It was about switch positions.....
or was it about switching positions????

Workingstiff 06-18-2022 09:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ol'George (Post 518950)
IIRR it was so the PTO stopped when reversing the tractor.
That way you could not run over yourself sitting on the seat, while backing up:biggrin2:

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Frank1541 06-18-2022 10:00 AM

Funny, I watched the gravel fall off the overloaded dump truck and fly into my windshield.


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