Posted by SW3 on May 24, 2012 at 17:44:03 from (75.245.57.77):
In Reply to: 550 PTO Issue posted by Ollie03031 on May 23, 2012 at 16:29:30:
Not sure I can explain this clearly, but here goes. Have someone work the lever while you lay under there and watch how it works. When you move the lever to engage the pto those 3 little arms move in and have to move over center making a "snap" which you can definitely feel and hear. This over center action locks the pto engaged. The 40 lbs is the amount of pull it is supposed to take before it snaps into the locked position. This is measure by attaching a spring scale just below the lever knob and pulling. Personally I have never check the amount of pull, just adjust it so it snaps in. Good Luck.
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