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I’m working on this 73 for a friend and the PTO clutch is stuck engaged. I can’t get it to pop out. Any tips or tricks? Or is it disassembly time?
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Is it adjusted properly? I would try mowing with it disengaged and see if it breaks lose on it's own.
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The adjustment was too tight, I loosened it up and there’s a good inch between the button and the lever. I mowed with it and it didn’t pop out. I can wiggle it side to side in the “teeth” but it’s not popping out to disengage.
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The lever pushes on the button to disengage the PTO, it will never disengage is the lever is an inch away.
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With the hand lever in the forward position adjust the rod until there about an 1/8" between the arm and the button on the PTO.
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Maybe I need to read up on how these things work. I have never seen one before up close. I assumed with it forward and space released it.
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That's a good way to burn the buttons up.......
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I've only ever had to do it once and it only took about two minutes to break free, that PTO still works great 5yrs later.
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I use a hamma'
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