jpm
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Mike, can't bodie solve the problem,it is a brand new tractor?
need 4110 help please!
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yeah, Bodie could figure it out....but i remember seeing that thread on this problem here before. i knew it was an easy fix, so i wasn't going to trailer it down when i could do it myself. i talked with Galen on the phone and got the directions that way. the problem is fixed! thanks for your help!
sandman2234
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Look under your rt side foot rest and you will see a square block and a wire & screw attached to it. Take the screw out and clean the wire and the block to make a good ground connection. If this doesn't solve your problem on the rear edge of the block you will see the solonoid which has a wire going to it. Look on the front of the block directly in front of the solonoid there is a hex head plug. Take out the plug being careful not to lose the spring inside and stick a screw driver in the hole to push the solonoid back. Spray a little light lubricant in the hole and put the spring & plug back. I believe this should solve your PTO problem.
This is something I found in a short search.
David from jax
This is something I found in a short search.
David from jax