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WayneH
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2002-11-17          45062

Any help would be appreciated before I call my dealer this week.

1) On my 4400, it says when the PTO lever is moved to the second "ON" position, the engine/PTO should run when you get off the seat if you don't have the mid mount mower. (which I don't) My engine shuts off as soon as I get off in either of the "ON" PTO postions. Must be a simple wire someplace?

2) A few weeks ago I went to spread some fertilizer from a hopper type spreader. It sheared off a shear pin in the spreader, I assume because the PTO engaged so hard. Is there a way to avoid that? My old tractor the PTO was actually a clutch lever and you could nurse it to the on position.

Thanks for any help.

Wayne



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Billy
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2002-11-17          45079

On my JD 4610, you have to start the PTO after you're off the seat And the park brake set.

On the shear pin, the only thing I know of is engage the PTO at the slowest engine speed possible. You may have had a weak shear pin also.

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WayneH
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2002-11-18          45131

Eric:
Thanks. I didn't try that earlier. I just ran out and tried that and it worked. So then what is the second position for???

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Billy
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2002-11-18          45132

I'm not Eric but I'll try to answer that anyway. My PTO works a little different than yours. I only have one knob, pull it up and the rear PTO engages. If I had a mid PTO, I would have two knobs but would have to pull the rear PTO knob then the mid PTO knob in order to use the mid PTO.

I would think, since you have a 2 position PTO lever, the first position will be the rear PTO and the second would be a mid PTO (if you had one).

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2002-11-18          45134

I would suspect that the 2nd position is for the mid mount PTO. The PTO's have 2 different speeds. Does the rear PTO have 2 speeds? My large tractor has the 2 speed.
I looked at this but couldn't help. My 955 requires you to tilt the seat and turn a switch to activate the rear off the seat.
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2002-11-19          45150

The 4400 has a 3 position PTO lever. All the way back is "ON". All the way forward is "off" and engages a brake. The middle position is "off" with no braking action. ....

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2004-07-14          90834

I have a 2002 4400 that has a three position PTO. All the way forward is fully engaged, and the middle position is like freewheeling (for repositioning I guess). All the way to the rear is off. ....

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