Posted by thompson mike on September 28, 2012 at 19:52:13 from (75.104.175.75):
In Reply to: 550 PTO posted by Harry J. Case on September 28, 2012 at 18:06:31:
When you push the knob down it will lower a flat piece of metal at the bottom that will allow the lever to move towards the rear. To lock in the pto it will sort of snap into the rear post ion and pto will stay engaged. Now if it will not do that it will need adjustment or worse case maybe overhaul the pto. If you are going to keep and use this you should really get a service book and I highly recommend a parts book also and a operators manual would not hurt either. Its a great all around tractor.
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