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Re: IH 666 pto slipping
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Posted by the tractor vet on March 20, 2006 at 11:58:37 from (66.202.111.11):
In Reply to: IH 666 pto slipping posted by 4440 puller on March 20, 2006 at 11:35:35:
I also should have said that like most tractors they have been turned up from factory spec. so if this one is cranked up then one should add that amount of percentage to the lock up pressure as lets say and 806 from the factory lets say 94 ponys but it was tweeked to 110 and factoy lock up was 245 it will start slippen just a littel under heavy loads so ya reset the PTO pressure to 250 myself mine is set at 275 and she will not slip even when she is killed . SO just some food for thought.
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