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Posted by Ibby on October 27, 2004 at 03:01:38 from (63.146.104.141):
In Reply to: 330 questions posted by Kevin Parker on October 26, 2004 at 17:49:04:
My 350 is almost identical to your 330. There should be a lever on the right side to turn off the PTO. If it's there but not working, your bands need adjusting. (If it's a live PTO). It's kinda complicated, so you really need to get the manual for it. If you don't need the PTO, there should be a seasonal disconnect lever under your transmission to shut if off mechanically. I don't know much about governers, but your's needs attention. If nobody offers any help here, go to the Tractor Pullers discussion group and ask ChadS. He knows a lot about them. Good Luck!
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