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 | MWilliams@sumitomoel
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2006-07-17 132283
I know some of you could tell me where the switch is located for the pto on this 4200. I had to jump the seat switch to keep it running when the pto was not engaged.
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 | kwschumm
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2006-07-17 132286
It's not clear (to me anyway) what switch you're looking for. You seem to know about the seat switch and the pto engagement switch. ....
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 | Billy
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2006-07-17 132290
Not sure on the 4200 but the PTO switch on a 4600 was a yellow pull/push knob below the steering wheel. ....
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 | Peters
Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 3034 Northern AL
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2006-07-17 132291
I believe you are talking about the switch to keep the PTO running while you are not on the tractor and in neutral and running something like a log splitter.
My answer is I don't know, but the one for the 955 is under the seat. ....
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| MWilliams@sumitomoel
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2006-07-17 132293
The older 4200 has a manual lever to engage the pto and disengage it. Evidentaly the switch that is made when you disengage the pto is bad, but I cant find it. ....
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2006-07-17 132297
Likely in the transmission housing. I would look for a wire coming out of the transmission housing. It is likely just a bad connection. ....
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Thanks I will look again. ....
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