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Using PTO for first time
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Posted by Sean in Calgary on May 23, 2003 at 10:15:17 from (216.94.7.66):
I am about to fire up the PTO on my 350U Wheatland Gas for the first time tomorrow (I ran it for a few seconds once to make sure it actually works). I bought new HyTran for it and will make that swap tonight. Is there anything in sepcific I need to do or watch for so that I am not back on here Monday morning asking how to replace broken parts? I have the shield in place and will never get off the tractor while it is still spinning, I am just wondering about anything that might be worn or loose that I need to watch for. Thanks again for all of the help that so many of you have provided over the last few weeks with all of my questions. I just want to be extra sure each step of the way so I don't break something and then have to try to find parts for a piece of equipment that is 10 yrs older than I am. Sean
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