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03-11-2020, 10:34 AM
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582 - it runs! but PTO issue?
I posted pics over in the welcome forum about this 582. I've changed the carb out with a new one and cleaned up the throttle linkages, and it seems to run pretty well! It hadn't been started in years, so I soaked the cylinders before turning it over by hand to make sure I didn't stick a ring or anything. Once it fired up and cleared out, it runs and sounds good, no smoke or noise.
Can't say I'm a fan of working on that throttle linkage haha! Here's my issue. I doubt that PTO was ever turned on since it never had an attachment on it. When I flip the switch, it will spin but it bogs the motor down to the point of killing the engine, even when I try to give it full throttle. Are these PTOs difficult to replace? Can they be rebuilt? Or is this an engine problem with it being down on power or something? 
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03-11-2020, 01:28 PM
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NO, they are not difficult to replace. YES, they can be repaired....IF....you have the tools to do so. It sounds like a PTO problem.
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03-12-2020, 09:22 AM
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I am assuming you have the deck belt on when this happens. If i recall you had to buy a deck or one was with it but never used? Either way, The problem could lie in the deck or belt routing,.
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03-14-2020, 05:36 PM
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When I first got my 782D, the the belt on the deck was really misadjusted and loose. While the diesel started right up, when I enabled the PTO for the deck, the belt would slip and the blades were moving really slow. I adjusted the belt and when I started it up and tried again, it stopped the engine. I then tried 1/4 throttle, same then, 1/2 throttle same again. The 4th time I had it up to full throttle and tried again. The engine slowed way down to just under a loaded idle and started there for about 5 - 7 seconds. Gradually the engine speed and the deck speed began to increase. After about 30 seconds it would run at full speed. I shut it down and tried again at idle to engage the deck. I worked fine and I never had a problem again with it.
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