I have a 2840 I recently purchased.
The pto spins at all times when the tractor is running. The pto engage lever doesnt stay up when you try to engage it. It just flops down to the deck. The linkage is all connected to the pto control valve.
While troubleshooting I noticed the the book says not to mix up the control valve springs if you go in there. Its obvious that the pto control valve has been tinkered with and now Im wondering in the springs were reversed, would this cause the symptoms described? It seems odd that the engage lever not staying in position (captured by a detention) could be the spring balance being off.
Anyone dared to enter the pto control valve?
Thanks for any constructive help.
The pto spins at all times when the tractor is running. The pto engage lever doesnt stay up when you try to engage it. It just flops down to the deck. The linkage is all connected to the pto control valve.
While troubleshooting I noticed the the book says not to mix up the control valve springs if you go in there. Its obvious that the pto control valve has been tinkered with and now Im wondering in the springs were reversed, would this cause the symptoms described? It seems odd that the engage lever not staying in position (captured by a detention) could be the spring balance being off.
Anyone dared to enter the pto control valve?
Thanks for any constructive help.