M35 Deluxe, What does the

Dale

....The engine PTO is just like all tractors (at a set engine RPM the PTO shaft turns 540 RPM) You don't have an "independent pto", but you do have a "live pto" if your tractor has the two stage clutch.

....The ground pto was for hay rake etc.,things that you want to turn faster the faster you drove. They were also handy for unplugging things like hay conditioners (learned that as a kid). If you back up the pto shaft turnd backwards as well.

..... ..... ..... ..... .Mark

Mark

If it's anything like mine, a FE-35 British variant, it doesn't have a temperature gauge.

Neat tractor, eh?

1) THE PTO LEVER: GROUND? ENGINE? EXPLAIN PLEASE

2) THE HYDRO OUTLET / VALVE UNDER THE SEAT ?

I HAVE ORDERED A MANUAL BUT ITS TWO WEEKS TIL I GET IT.

THANKS

It is engine driven when you don't want the PTO to be sensitive to ground speed and the converse when you do. Post hole digging or mowing would be engine driven while planting, spraying or anything requiring measuring of what you are doing matters would be ground driven.

When fertilizing, it is nice to stop the unit when the tractor stops (ground pto) so you don't have a big blob of fert pile up where you stopped.

The hyd lever (since you must have one) is used to control remote hydraulics. If you have the lever, you surely have 2 lines going to the rear of the tractor with 2 round connectors on the end. This is used with an implement that has a hydraulic cylinder. The cylinder performs work that used to be done by hand; like lifting the implement, twisting, moving things and incase of log splitters, pushing and pulling.

Mark