larrymyers
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PTO lever immoveable.
The PTO lever on my 2007 New Holland T2410 became immoveable days after I changed the transraulic oil /filter and then washed the tractor. The problem was water from the washing had turned dust/debris collected on top of the gear boxes into mud/debris which soon dried, locking up the lever operated PTO valve located there. Easy fix. Remove seat and its suspension {either as assembly (6 nuts 3 on each side) or as seat (2 bolts on hinge) and then suspension}, and then clean top of gear boxes and outer surface of PTO valve. After washing and air drying, I applied some spray white-grease between the moveable and rigid surfaces of the PTO valve.
Near age 78 I am not expecting to have to do that again.
The PTO lever on my 2007 New Holland T2410 became immoveable days after I changed the transraulic oil /filter and then washed the tractor. The problem was water from the washing had turned dust/debris collected on top of the gear boxes into mud/debris which soon dried, locking up the lever operated PTO valve located there. Easy fix. Remove seat and its suspension {either as assembly (6 nuts 3 on each side) or as seat (2 bolts on hinge) and then suspension}, and then clean top of gear boxes and outer surface of PTO valve. After washing and air drying, I applied some spray white-grease between the moveable and rigid surfaces of the PTO valve.
Near age 78 I am not expecting to have to do that again.