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Posted by Wes in Ohio on May 17, 2006 at 20:38:09 from (72.11.31.224):
In Reply to: 300 PTO adjustments posted by Levi K on May 17, 2006 at 19:10:16:
the top one is the brake and the other is your drive band, start with lever in middle of both notches, should be a mark to line up, back each set screw off 4 turns then run both set screws in snug but not over tight, lock your nuts, now move your lever from engage to disengage while trying to spin you pto with a rod if it spins at the mid point of the lever and stops at both engage and disengage you got it right hope this helps Wes
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