Posted by The tractor vet on October 02, 2011 at 14:28:33 from (76.212.225.127):
In Reply to: pto clutch pressure posted by Yellott Canby on October 02, 2011 at 12:46:39:
IF you can not turn the stem into the nut to gain more pressure then put a kink in the linkage for it to pull up higher . Sometimes you can gain a bit by loosening the mounting bolt on the linkage and move it up in the bolt holes or you also could oval the holes a bit and move it up. as to the pressure that it should be with out going to the truck off the top of my head i am not sure as thew books are in the truck and it is pouring out there and i am not going out . The 220 will be fine on a 656.
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