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Old 06-26-2022, 05:13 PM
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Need Advise, the PTO operates OK but when you turn the switch on, the battery
lite comes on the dash. I have disconnected the PTO and I am reading 1 ohm.
Does this indicate a bad PTO field?? It almost like I have a short to ground when the PTO is on, but it operates OK. Thanks
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Since these do not have an ammeter, I would make sure that the charging system is working. Verify voltage when running at operating engine speed. Should be at least 13.5V.
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One ohm is too low. I think it should be around 7 or 8 ohms.
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This might help on checking it.

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I do have a bad coil on the clutch. I have ordered a new one from Extreme.
Thanks for the input, Men.
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Got the new PTO and the package had been dropped and damaged.
It cut the wires in three places. I am sending it back.
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Sorry to hear that. I hate it when that happens!
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