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Dave SC

04-27-2008 16:16:16




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I have a friend with a 1957 TO35 deluxe. he call today to tell me he can not shift the PTO to off at all.I am asking what steps should be taken to trouble shoot this problem.All responses will be apprieciated.




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Brian Allen

05-19-2008 14:28:44




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 Re: PTO in reply to Jeff-oh, 04-27-2008 16:16:16  
Harrison

With the tractor shut off.

Remove the grease fitting from one side, push the new pin in (it must align with the hole in the PTO shaft) and then re-install the grease fitting.

Be tractor safe

Brian



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Dave SC

04-28-2008 17:26:55




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 Re: PTO in reply to Dave SC, 04-27-2008 16:16:16  
Thank you Doc and John, I have pass along your suggestion and he is going to trouble shoot it by using your suggestions. John, I have been reading the forum for about two years now.It certianly good to have you back on line. I hope you and the wife are doing fine.Again Thank you both. PS fortunatly My TO35 has no problems presently



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John (UK)

04-28-2008 11:53:21




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 Re: PTO in reply to Dave SC, 04-27-2008 16:16:16  
On the 35 the selector mechanism in all on the side plate, just remove it and check it. You will probably find it is either seized or the spring or plunger is broken. If that is OK then it can only be the sliding clutch inside that the lever attaches to, the PTO shaft could be twisted...John



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AussieDoc

04-27-2008 17:10:59




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 Re: PTO in reply to Don Hooks*, 04-27-2008 16:16:16  
Need more info.
Does the engagement lever move forward?
Can he change transmission gears?
Are there any noises, grinding, squeeling?
What was he doing at the time it jammed?

It could be something such as a worn or broken lever that has come off the shifter rail. The inside workings are failrly robust. Did the tractor sit for a long time? Perhaps a little condensation has caused the shifter rail to seize.

Remove the PTO engagement lever and check its condition. Look inside and you'll see the shifter rail end. You may be able to tap it to free it up.

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