Posted by john achmann on September 18, 2019 at 05:31:55 from (209.237.109.226):
Went to look at a guys 314 John Deere lawn tractor. He took out the kohler engine and installed a new Predator engine from harbor fright. He got it all hooked up and running. Now the problem, with the engine running when you turn on the pto it kills the engine. This is an electric clutch with no belt on at the moment. We bypassed all safety switches to eliminate any of them being bad. Still stops when the pto is engaged. So then we took another battery and ran the wires from the clutch to the extra battery. Same thing dies as soon as you turn it on. I’ve tried turning off the pto switch to see if the engine will return to run but it don’t, it just dies out. Are we having a magnetic field problem that is affecting something on the engine? Called the company but no help there.
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