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Re: DEAD PTO ON 806
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Posted by the tractor vet on November 06, 2005 at 16:32:53 from (4.124.66.232):
In Reply to: Re: DEAD PTO ON 806 posted by HARLEN L on November 06, 2005 at 15:47:47:
Because when ya unscrew the top nut it changes the pressure as that is how you adjust the pressure by screwen the nut up or down Up to raise pressure and down to reduce it and ya want to set it as i have alway done it on them at around 245-260 this will make sure that you never slip thru the clutch pack and if ya go to high it can either warp the clutch pack or blow out the clutch pack snap ring. That is why i gave you the part# of the fitting now one guy said that you can drill out a bolt and use that well maybe so but i would and never had done that as when ya work on other peoples tractors it had better be wright all it takes is one bad job to ruin a reputation , does not matter how many good jobs ya do it only takes one that is why i have give ya just about all that ya need to fix a PTO and advised you to get and I T manual as i did not tell ya everything i figured if ya wanted more you would ask.
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