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04-06-2015, 11:55 AM
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882 PTO: Proper Operation?
The PTO switch on my 882 quit, so I replaced it yesterday. Mowing the back 40 for the first time this year, I ran the blades into a few disagreeable objects, each time killing the engine. The Kubota puts out plenty of torque to power through lesser objects, so it got me to wondering how exactly these electric PTOs are supposed to function.
In the past if I did a panic stop with the brakes or hydro lever, the blades would shut down. Shouldn't the PTO be kicking off when I hit something vs killing the engine? Thanks for any insight. 
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04-06-2015, 11:59 AM
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I've got to ask; what are you hitting that is stopping a Diesel dead in its tracks?! I've killed an engine once, maybe twice with a blower in heavy wet snow but never come close killing grass
 Otherwise no, the PTO will keep right on working until you disengage it or throw the hydro into reverse (assuming that safety hasn't been bypassed).
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04-06-2015, 01:06 PM
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First was a section of wire from a chain link fence that had been strategically placed (thrown) into the grass. It looped around the lift hooks on the mulching blades just beautifully.
Second was a small chunk of a log that bounced up and wedged right in between the blade and deck. Property is too large to perform a FOD walk. Thanks for the help.
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