1993 5211

[tom_n_ms]

Anybody know of an inspection plate that can be removed to see inside the clutch area--if so, where is it--on r/h side? l/h side --any chance the pto fingers can be adjusted without splitting the tractor? thanks

 

[alan]

PTO clutch fingers do not go out of adjustment, if you have a problem it will be the adjustment externally not moving the lever far enough! How far can you lift the PTO clutch handlever before any resistance?

 

[tom_n_ms]

Alzet, the handle does seem to raise easy with very little actual effort but looking underneath it does move the L-shaped bracket that the cable connects to and the flat metal rod that extends forward-does not look like it could move it anymore.. I did take a wrench and put it over the end of the L-shaped bracket and tried to move it more that way and I could not move it....I will change the cable adjustment where it attaches to the L-shaped bracket and see what happens-there is nothing to lose-it don't work like it is. Thanks for the quick response--I will make this adjustment and post back this afternoon.

 

[alan]

The PTO clutch lever is normally requires a good firm pull, you need to shorten the cable to open the clutch fully to engage the PTO without grinding.

 

[tom_n_ms]

Thanks Alan--I did as you said and now it takes a firm pull on the lever before the pto disengage lever clicks into its up position..Now with the lever pulled up I can go to the pto with lift position without grinding gears--as soon as the disengage lever is lowered slightly the pto starts spinning. I can move the pto lever from the pto with lift position forward ( to lift position with no pto) without pulling the disengage lever..This seems good to me, does it sound right to you? Thanks