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Location of PTO lever

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Eric Rylander

10-10-2002 15:55:58

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Hi!

I have a 1951 SC with an original Case front end loader.
I live in GA, the tractor was purchased sight unseen from an old high school friend in MN, another friend familiar with tractors and old Case letter series tractors looked it over for me and said go ahead with the deal.
Anyway, my father had a friend haul it from the seller's to his place also in MN, he says "the loader won't come up" and I have told him the PTO must be engaged as well as the clutch as this does not have the live power as the '53 we used to own (that I have not forgiven his selling of yet) I have called and told him this, he says he can't find the lever, well he is 73 years old, but it frustrates me as I can't take time off to go see my new toy. Could some one take a picture of this or describe it to me? I recall from the DC there are two levers under the seat, one was for the lift and one for the PTo

Thanks in advance,

Eric RYlander

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Dave Croker

10-10-2002 16:31:55

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Re: Location of PTO lever in reply to Eric Rylander, 10-10-2002 15:55:58

Eric On my dads old SC and DC the PTO lever was on the left (as I rember) side of the gear shifter. And yes the clutch HAS to be engadged.
Don't have picture.
Hope this helps.
Dave

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Bob

10-12-2002 10:49:42

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Re: Re: Location of PTO lever in reply to Dave Croker, 10-10-2002 16:31:55

The PTO lever is under the gauges to the right of the gear shift, not under the seat, the hyd. levers are under the right side of the seat, the clutch must be engaged to use, unless its a later one with the eagle hitch, then the PTO is on the left under the seat, and they had live PTO

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