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05-28-2021, 09:41 PM
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Root of the problem
Ok to finalize the metaphor that some of my quick-witted colleagues have brought up, I found the root of the problem. (and as usual with this machine, yet another snafu has surfaced so I have yet another question).
After I hit the root I tried to start which was a no-go. I took the belt off the PTO and moved the blades which turned freely, so I assumed it had to be another problem. After reading through the comments I decided to start from scratch and remove the deck and start reviewing from the ground up. As you can see in the attached photo, what I immediately discovered was that the deck collided with the root pushing the middle deck back far enough to prevent the blade from turning. Lesson learned. The blade would indeed turn, however, just far enough to lure me into thinking it wasn't the problem. I changed the belts, greased all the fittings and installed a brand new PTO. I don't know the history of the PTO and decided better now than later. I started and tried to engage the PTO and on the first 5 attempts, she sputtered and died. The 6th attempt was a put, put, put and little better and on the 7th, she actually engaged and ran like a champ. So is this "stalling while engaging" a voltage issue, ie..potentially a weak battery or possibly the symptom of something else? 
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