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Old 06-24-2020, 01:59 PM
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My 1641 was running fine and while mowing I hit a small chunk of wood and she just stopped cold. Started back up fine but now the mower doesnt engage when I activate the PTO..I dont see anything obvious that may be wrong with belts or anything on the deck....any thoughts on where I can begin the search for the issue?
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My 1641 was running fine and while mowing I hit a small chunk of wood and she just stopped cold. Started back up fine but now the mower doesnt engage when I activate the PTO..I dont see anything obvious that may be wrong with belts or anything on the deck....any thoughts on where I can begin the search for the issue?
I would start by double checking under deck to make sure all 3 blades still turn by hand and are not bent and hitting anything.

Next I would verify power is getting to the PTO.
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Thank you I will start checking there.
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Also check that possibly the deck belt broke.
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Also check that possibly the deck belt broke.
Or the PTO or deck belt flipped off the pulleys.
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