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JD2020 PTO Clutch prob

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roger c

04-29-2003 13:25:13




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I've recently bought a JD2020 diesel, made sure PTO would engage and disengage at tractor dealer. When I hook bush hog up, I cannot get the PTO engaged (just grinds). I adjusted the clutch some, but makes no difference. I can shut tractor off and engage, then start it back and works great (I know that is hard on the starter). Any ideas? The PTO lever is behind your left foot down low when sitting on tractor. Does this indicate a dual-stage clutch type PTO?

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davidval

04-29-2003 13:54:05




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 Re: JD2020 PTO Clutch prob in reply to roger c, 04-29-2003 13:25:13  
yes,you should have a dual stage clutch.you should feel more resistance when depressing the pedal for the second stage over the first stage.
there is a possibility to adjust the pedal so the second stage is ommited.there is a sheet metal piece attached to the pedal with a 1/2" bolt through an elongeted hole with which you adjust the position of the pedal.make sure it is at it's uppermopst position snd depress the pedal all the way in order to disengage the pto clutch.
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2020 in mn

04-29-2003 13:48:10




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 Re: JD2020 PTO Clutch prob in reply to roger c, 04-29-2003 13:25:13  
Are you trying to engage pto without pushing in the clutch? Ours is a dual stage clutch and when engaging or disengaging, I always use the clutch. More out of habit than anything else. I'm not sure what the owner's manual says about engaging and disengaging. When using the brush mower, I let the clutch out slowly (maybe a second or two or three) as the blades begin spinning and get up to speed.

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