Simplicity Legacy dies when engaging PTO
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CobyRupert
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Perhaps low idle.
Does it "stall" like the motor is overloaded, or does it just shut off, like someone turned the key. If the later, is a safety interlock not satisfied or reading a false positive?
That is, what are the normal safety interlocks? Is there a condition where tractor shuts off if PTO is on and something else occurs ( Example: If nobody is in seat, or if you put it in reverse, etc...)? If so, it might be those switches that aren't working correctly.
Does it "stall" like the motor is overloaded, or does it just shut off, like someone turned the key. If the later, is a safety interlock not satisfied or reading a false positive?
That is, what are the normal safety interlocks? Is there a condition where tractor shuts off if PTO is on and something else occurs ( Example: If nobody is in seat, or if you put it in reverse, etc...)? If so, it might be those switches that aren't working correctly.
Roadworthy
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It could be a low idle coupled with the thicker fluid viscosity as cooler temperatures approach. You could try increasing your idle speed a bit as you engage the PTO or allow a longer warm up. Of course as Coby suggested it could be some kind of safety interlock as well.
I have Simplicity Prestige, while this may sound odd, what I do is have the engine at half throttle and at half choke. Doing this keeps my tractor from having the problem you are having. Once the PTO gets going I open the choke.
seville009
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Does it stall with nothing attached to it? If not, does it stall with any implement attached or just a specific one?
