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730 pto won't disengage.

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jdjack

07-02-2003 14:38:56




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When I tied to disengage pto with foot pedal it will not stop turning unless i push on the pedal it stops, when let up it turns again. is there an adjustment or a brake shoe that might be worn out? Any info would be great.




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Clooney

07-02-2003 15:31:06




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 Re: 730 pto won't disengage. in reply to jdjack, 07-02-2003 14:38:56  
jdjack, try adjusting the rod [shorten the clevis a little] on the rod between the pedal & the rear PTO lever. Usually a little shorter will allow the PTO brake to hold.
~If shortening the rod a little won't get the brake to hold, look at the foot pedal latch plate to see if the notch is worn or the plate is misadjusted. ~If the above doesn't get the brake to hold you will have to do a PTO clutch adjustment.
~If the adjustment won't get it to hold, suspect trans oil in the PTO unit, use you nose & sniff the PTO oil & if it smells like gear oil you have a PTO oil pump seal leak [a big job to repair]. ~OR, the PTO clutch or brake is worn out & either the PTO clutch won't release all the way or the brake is worn & the brake won't hold [an easy but expensive job] ...

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Brokenwrench

07-02-2003 15:07:46




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 Re: 730 pto won't disengage. in reply to jdjack, 07-02-2003 14:38:56  
There is a brake unside that holds the shaft stationary. But I would be inclined to say you have warped discs causing the PTO to drag and override the brake. Get a manual and try to adjust the clutches and the linkage, but if that does�t fix it an overhaul is in order



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