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966 pto won't stop spinning

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MarkinAB

04-19-2007 11:07:37

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Aquired a 966, always was used with a loader, never pto work. Pto linkage is missing. Recently got tractor running and found pto spinning, found it was engaged, disengaged it and it still spins the same, not just freewheeling, i put a block of wood against it and it feels like it's still powered....any ideas?

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GordoSD

04-19-2007 16:53:50

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Re: 966 pto won't stop spinning in reply to MarkinAB, 04-19-2007 11:07:37

Vet, The PTO on my 966 turns when not 'engaged' but slowly, and you can easily stop with with your bare hand. Is this critical. Is there an adjustment somewhere to alleviate this?

Gordo

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the tractor vet

04-19-2007 18:18:16

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Re: 966 pto won't stop spinning in reply to GordoSD, 04-19-2007 16:53:50

No there is no adjustment , to fix it the unit will have to come out and get into the brake pistons as the buttons may be woren down or ya may have some weak springs. as it is spring applied and pressure release.

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GordSD

04-19-2007 19:37:46

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Re: 966 pto won't stop spinning in reply to the tractor vet, 04-19-2007 18:18:16

Thanks Vet. We'll just let it coast along.Saving up for a new JX with cab and all the goodies anyway.Gotta get some deductions on that 1040!

Gordo

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the tractor vet

04-19-2007 11:54:56

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Re: 966 pto won't stop spinning in reply to MarkinAB, 04-19-2007 11:07:37

If the PTO linkage is missing then the valve will not stay down and this will allow for partical engage pressure to start locking up the clutch pack. Now if and when ya put linkage back on it and it is still doing this then (1 ) your PTO brake buttons are wore out (2) clutch pack is welded together from slipage. . And before ya just start tearing things apart get a Book as it just does not come STRIGHT OUT .

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