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Re: 200 farmall PTO
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on August 22, 2004 at 03:50:29 from (216.208.58.140):
In Reply to: 200 farmall PTO posted by Karl in Texas on August 20, 2004 at 22:58:52:
Karl: It's been awhile since I've been up close to a 200. I know it is similar to the SA, 100, etc. but just how close not just sure. Last week I was mowing with my SA and noticed I had a problem similar to what you describe. I thought right away like parts man that collar and spline are worn. Upon closer inspection I discovered the small pin the holds the pto engage lever in the engage shaft had sheared, allowing the lever to slip down through shaft about 1", thus the lower end was hitting housing and not allowing it to fully engage. I pulled the lever up in place, and that solved the problem. I just throw this in so you will not overlook the possible simple and easy fix.
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