jhortonvt
Silver Member
- Joined
- Nov 10, 2004
- Messages
- 130
- Location
- Northwestern VT, On Lake Champlain
- Tractor
- John Deere 4310
Please put my worries to rest. We had a big storm today and while I was at work my neighbor borrowed my 4310 to snowblow his driveway. I have the front mounted JD 59" snowblower.
He was not familiar with the sequence to engage the mid PTO (mid PTO switch 1st then rear PTO switch) and disengage (reverse sequence).
So as they were trying to figure out how to get the snowblower to work there is no doubt that they tried a number of times using the wrong sequence..rear pto switch on then mid PTO switch on.
I have never used the wrong sequence, having read the manual before using. He said nothing happened when they tried the wrong sequence.
In the manual its says "Important: Avoid damage.....(use the proper sequnce).
How much damage could have been done, need I worry?
He was not familiar with the sequence to engage the mid PTO (mid PTO switch 1st then rear PTO switch) and disengage (reverse sequence).
So as they were trying to figure out how to get the snowblower to work there is no doubt that they tried a number of times using the wrong sequence..rear pto switch on then mid PTO switch on.
I have never used the wrong sequence, having read the manual before using. He said nothing happened when they tried the wrong sequence.
In the manual its says "Important: Avoid damage.....(use the proper sequnce).
How much damage could have been done, need I worry?