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Old 02-29-2016, 10:54 PM
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Mike, you can check the clutch windings with your meter. Set your meter to ohms like I have here, one test lead to the plug and the other to the metal housing of the clutch. Make sure you have a good connection on both leads. This is a rear pto but you should get around 3 to 5 ohms.
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Oak, what setting do I use on my meter though? I have numbers from 20M down to 200 in the OHM section on the bottom left. I am guessing I set it to 200 since the number will be lower than 200 that I am looking for?
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Mike:

Use the lowest scale, say 0-200 Ohms.

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So by "clutch connector" you are talking right at the clutch itself where the clutch plugs into the wiring harness - right?
Yes.

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Will throw something else out there - how do I know or is it possible the clutch itself is shot?
By putting the power directly to the connector by using the Jumper Wire Method, it will either engage or not.

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Just curious if a new wiring harness for this tractor might be in order in the future?
A lot of factors to be considered, but it surely wouldn't hurt.

Let's get this PTO to come alive first.
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Anyone know if the clutch from a KT-17 and a Mag 20 are the same. Interchangeable? Shaft size the same?
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The PTO clutch from a 782 (KT-17) and a 2072 (M-20) are the same ----> 917-3044

The PTO for a 982 is ----> 917-3012
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Sounds good at least I know I can swap them out of needed. I dumped the Onan engine in the 982, have the Mag 20 in it now. Going to try Oak & Roland's diagnostics now. With me luck. If you guys see a large bright light to the North East do not worry it is just me blowing up my 982 due to frustration!
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Just about!

Crank shaft pully left or right hand thread? Standing in front of tractor only because I can not get to the back of the tractor for junk!
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What is it that you are trying to do...???
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Never mind. Right hand thread!

Did Oak's test - nothing
Did your test Roland - nothing

So off comes the clutch! It has to be the clutch itself. Pictures of it taken. Just need to resize them on computer to let you see what I found. Will tell you one thing - a Mag 20 is so far 100 times easier to break down than an Onan!!!! Omg!
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