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611B PTO

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Tony Nelson

03-22-2008 17:52:35




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Hi guys,As far as I have read in here that the rod below the top link disingauge the pto.Is that right?Is there a handle that goes on it?What is the other lever beside the seat next to the running board for?If I run like a Bush Hog on it how would I disingauge the PTO?Does anyone have a pic of the lever below the top link?Thanks Tony




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rongrong

03-23-2008 19:23:12




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 Re: 611B PTO in reply to Tony Nelson, 03-22-2008 17:52:35  
the pto lever is on the right side about an inch in diam. pull it up to engage it down to release it if it does not stop turning the brake is worn. push down hard on the lever and see what happens.. you could connect a load of some kind like a mower, and see if it turns while the pto is disengaged. mine turns without a load but shut the engine off first!!! the other lever you are talking about is a disconnect for the entire drive and cant be used to control the pto, its best to leave it alone cause its a flimsy little contraption.. if you have an owners manual it tells how to set the pto and brake

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Tony Nelson

03-23-2008 19:47:24




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 Re: 611B PTO in reply to rongrong, 03-23-2008 19:23:12  
Thanks rongrong.thats the lever i was talking about.I guess I will have to get a book on it so I can see if I can adjust it.Thanks tony



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wheat straw

03-22-2008 18:51:10




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 Re: 611B PTO in reply to Tony Nelson, 03-22-2008 17:52:35  
Do you have the case o matic or triple range. COM is indpendant and has a handle that extends from the pto to in front of the rear end down by your right foot. Pull up to engage and down to dis engage while in motion or stoped either one. The triple range has a looped rod above the pto behind your seat that you pull up with the drive clutch disengaged.Your hand clutch on the left of the torque tube give you a live pto.

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JGarner

03-24-2008 05:15:29




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 Re: 611B PTO in reply to wheat straw, 03-22-2008 18:51:10  
Wheatstraw, the 600B (611B) is the COM version of the 500B/600B series. The 500B (511B) is the dry clutch, triple range tractor.



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wheat straw

03-25-2008 19:54:51




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 Re: 611B PTO in reply to JGarner, 03-24-2008 05:15:29  
Was it the 640 that came either way then?

Wheat Straw



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Tony Nelson

03-22-2008 19:12:04




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 Re: 611B PTO in reply to wheat straw, 03-22-2008 18:51:10  
I have the Case-o-matic.If I pull up on the lever on the right sitting on it it doesnt stop the PTO.So what can I do to fix it?



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Tony Nelson

03-22-2008 18:14:55




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 Re: 611B PTO in reply to Tony Nelson, 03-22-2008 17:52:35  
The lever I was talking about is the lever that goes to next to the PTO.And the other lever I was talking about is under the top link of the three point.Thanks Tony



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genos

03-22-2008 18:01:25




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 Re: 611B PTO in reply to Tony Nelson, 03-22-2008 17:52:35  
On My 611B The PTO Lever Is By Your right foot Pointed Straight Ahead. The One That Comes Straight Up From Floorboard Next to Tranny Is The Brake Pedal Lock.



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