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The pto on the 670 doesn't stop and I am unable to even move the lever. I'm thinking an adjustment but can't see anything externally. I was hoping this wouldn't be a tear it down job but am starting to think otherwise.
 
(quoted from post at 09:01:11 08/08/16)
The pto on the 670 doesn't stop and I am unable to even move the lever. I'm thinking an adjustment but can't see anything externally. I was hoping this wouldn't be a tear it down job but am starting to think otherwise.
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You need to remove the hydraulic rockshaft assembly and the top cover to gain access to the PTO assembly.
 
I agree with Joe. Do you have a regular M670 or a Super model? There were some M670 Supers that supposedly had a plug on the right side of the rear end for adjusting the band brake but Ive never seen one with it. There is also a large plug on the top of the rear end cover for adjusting the pto but most of them Ive seen the plug is hard to remove if impossible.
 
It's a regular 670. Doesn't sound like a very fun job. Lazy me was hoping it would be easier.
 
It isnt a bad job to do. I know what you mean. I have another M5 that I have to adjust the pto on, synchronize the 3pt/valves and put a clutch in. Have to build some splitting stands first.
 
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