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620 PTO slipping

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walt taylor

03-15-2000 18:31:44




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PTO shaft will not turn under load.




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Don

03-18-2000 08:33:28




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 Re: 620 PTO slipping in reply to walt taylor, 03-15-2000 18:31:44  
Check the oil. Should be 10 wt oil,If it has transmission oil in it you need a new clutch as heavy oil will take the facings off . If it has trans oil in it you will need to pull the rear housing off and replace the PTO pump seal. Don



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bob

03-17-2000 10:01:12




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 Re: 620 PTO slipping in reply to walt taylor, 03-15-2000 18:31:44  
Start tractor.



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MrG:

03-17-2000 11:36:16




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 Re: Re: 620 PTO slipping in reply to bob, 03-17-2000 10:01:12  
That's hilarious! You're funny, alright, a real scream, you oughta get yourself a job on one o' them excursion boats! :-)

(Just funnin' with ya, bob...heard that on the radio this AM, and this looked like an open opportunity to use it. :-) Gadget



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Curt

03-16-2000 14:33:52




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 Re: 620 PTO slipping in reply to walt taylor, 03-15-2000 18:31:44  
Do you have the lever on the floor shifted in to put power to the live pto box?



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STMTS

03-15-2000 19:10:51




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 Re: 620 PTO slipping in reply to walt taylor, 03-15-2000 18:31:44  
Do you have a book? It may just need adjusted.Which that isn't easy.Or cheap to work on If you have to take it apart be sure to engage it first.



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dave k

03-20-2000 15:48:33




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 Re: Re: 620 PTO slipping in reply to STMTS, 03-15-2000 19:10:51  
do yourself a favor and go buy a ITT shop manual. it has step by step directions on how to adjust it. if you don't need it now your going to need it somewhere else in the life of the tractor and save yourself a bunch of money.



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