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Super 88 pto slipping--

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Willie B

04-19-2004 13:15:43




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Hey guys, I need some insight, I just bought a super 88 that seems to run good, but when I tried to bale hay with it yesterday, the pto would stop under load. I don't have a book for it yet, can anyone give me an idea where to start and what to look for? I assume there is some sort of clutch in the rear housing? Thanks, Willie




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J. Schwiebert

04-19-2004 16:51:56




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 Re: Super 88 pto slipping-- in reply to Willie B, 04-19-2004 13:15:43  
The clutch is an overcenter clutch. When you pushed the handle ahear did you keep going when you felt some resistance? It has to snap over center. Just for fun scan down this page to the 880 torque section questions and read the one posting on how they adjusted the clutch on the power booster. Your PTO clutch is 99% the same thing and is shim adjusted. Also when you are baling or not grease the throwout bearing on the clutch so as not to ruin it. A tube of grease is very cheap compared to the throwout bearing. Questions/ Good Luck

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Willie B

04-19-2004 21:01:29




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 Re: Re: Super 88 pto slipping-- in reply to J. Schwiebert, 04-19-2004 16:51:56  
Thanks J. I may have more questions when I get it apart. It didn't really have an "over center" feeling, just went in pretty smoothly. I guess I'll see what I have when I get it opened up. Thanks again, Willie



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