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DC Case ( How to stop live PTO )

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David Grasshoff

03-30-2007 19:00:37




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I got a free DC Case, I think it's a 1952 model. It has a live PTO. I have put in new clutches, a new front needle bearing, a new back bearing and seal. I have adjusted the clutch properly, but when shutting off the PTO it still has a drag on it, that can turn the sickle mower. Any ideas on how I can shut it off so it has no drag on it, and stops completely?
Thanks in advance for any ideas on how to solve this problem.

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Paul f

03-31-2007 06:04:48




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 Re: DC Case ( How to stop live PTO ) in reply to David Grasshoff, 03-30-2007 19:00:37  
Don is right they all turn, however turning enough to run the sickle bar is a sign the clutch maybe set a little too tight. I have and Case EDSC-7 Mower and it doesn't move when PTO is disengaged.



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Don Rudolph

03-30-2007 21:25:06




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 Re: DC Case ( How to stop live PTO ) in reply to David Grasshoff, 03-30-2007 19:00:37  
What you are describing is perhaps the only glaring weakness of a DC Case-the lack of a PTO brake to stop the shaft from turning. I don't believe there is a cure as I have 5 D series and they all turn constantly and always have. Don



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