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14.P.T.O. Selector Lever
1.
P.T.O. selector lever
2.
Disengaged
position
detent
3. Feathering stop
suit
in
failure
of
the
shear bolt on
the
implement
drive
shaft.
An
adjustable feathering
stop
is
pro-
vided
to
assist
in
smooth
implement start-up.
See
Figure
14.
To
adjust
the
feathering stop,
proceed
as
follows:
• Attach
an
implement
to
the tractor
and
P.T.0.,
that
has
proved
difficult to
feather.
• With the engine running
between
idle
and
1000
rev/min.,
move
the
P.T.O.
selector lever
gradually
forward
until
the
P.T.O.
just starts
to
rotate.
Make
a
mark
on
the
bracket
in
line
with
the front
edge
of
the
P.T.O.
lever.
• Disengage
the
P.T.O.
and
stop
the
engine.
• Position
the
lever in
line
with
the
mark
previ-
ously
made
and
adjust
the
feathering
stop until
it
just
contacts the lever.
• Finally.
check
P.T.O. operation by engaging
and
disengaging
the
P.T.O.
and
make
any
ad-
jusunents necessary.
Screw
the
stop
in
to
slow
down
P.T.0.
engagement
and
screw
it
out
to
speed
up
engagement.
To
operate, proceed
as
follows:
•
With
the
engine at idle.
move
the P.T.O. selec-
tor
lever out
of
the
disengaged position detent
and
fmward until it contacts
the
feathering
stop.
•
When
the implement starts to rotate, move the
lever fully forward and increase engine speed
to
1800 rev/min (8 x 2 transmission) or 1750
rev/min (16 x 8
and
8 x 8 transmissions)
to
ob-
tain 540 rev/min at the
P.T.0.
shaft.
IMPORTANT:
Do not use the feathering stop to
start
up implements such as balers, etc., that are
clogged. Do not leave the P.T.0. lever in the
feathering position
for
more than 5 seconds.
For most P.T.O. operations the speed
of
the tractor
is controlled by selection
of
the
appropriate gear
ratio whilst
maintaining the correct P.T.O.
speed
by
means
of
the throttle.
BELT PULLEY (where fitted)
The belt pulley. which
is
driven by
the
P.T.O. out-
put shaft. should
be
installed
as
shown
in Figure
15.
15. Belt Pulley Installed
1.
Bell pulley
2.
Bell guard
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