To use the pto effectively, the clutch rod clevis pin needs to be put in the second hole. This will raise the pedal upward about 1.5 inches or so. This will allow the pto to be "live". Live is being able to stop forward motion of tractor without losing power to pto...very nice feature. When you now press the clutch you will feel a hard spot but pedal is not on floor, press to floor and see if pto lever engages without grinding, if still grinding a clutch replacement/repair is in your future. This is important when using high energy attachments such as a bush hog, I think you are calling a topper. Dirt/grime is unsightly but not necessarily a hot item. Oil accumulating on a hot engine is a hot item(no pun). Check coolant level and check/test/change thermostat to see if high eng temp can be cured. Don't run it with temp in red zone. Post back your results.
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