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How do you adjust the pto clutch on a 4340? When I lift up the clutch and try to put the pto in gear I get a lot of grinding. When I reduce the engine rpms it goes in alot easier. Is there an adjustment on the lever?

Jake, I have spoke with Ron Torsch many times and purchased a few parts from him. It is pretty convenient because he is in Alpena and I live in Gaylord. He is very reliable and knowledgeable. I trust he will take care of you. Only one part I'm looking for at this time is a window latch, it...

Well I was wrong about the dealer where my tractor was puchased. I met him today for the first time, since I got the tractor second hand, and he was very helpful. But another question. I have had to bleed the clutch several times and even twice in an hour. I picked up a master cylinder today...

On my 4340 you can access the slavecylinder through a panel on the floor just below the windshield washer reservoir. There are two bolts holding the panel in place. The cylinder is within arms reach. The bleeder is 9mm. It's a tight spot to get your hand and wrench into but I was able to get...

You were right about the roof sticking a little, but I got in. I got into the blower compartment and found that the motor and fan just seem to be loose the fan is tight on the motor. I also looked at it by removing the air filter on the front. It looks to me like the motor is loose in its...

I bled the clutch yesterday afternoon and it went well. I will probably wait untill spring to change the master cylinder, if it holds out that long. Thanks to everyone for your help. You helped me more than the dealer where the tractor was purchased.

Thanks alot I've been beating my head on that one, and last night the clutch finally quit working completely and I had to put hay out and tonight I have to blow snow. Thank's to you I'll be able to do both.

Alan, is the reservoir for the clutch the same as the brakes? if not where is the reservoir for the clutch located? I have searched for it and cannot seem to find it.

Alan thanks again for the help. Do you have any tips about bleeding the clutch on the 4340? or is it pretty straight forward.

Thank you Alan I will give it a try & let you know what happens.

The clutch when pushed in sometimes will not disengage. Seems to be intermittent. I've had to shut the tractor off to stop. Do I need to bleed the system?

I am having trouble accessing the blower motor. I was able to look at it from the outside through the filter and see that it is loose. How do I access it from inside the cab? Do I have to lower the entire ceiling console?