Recent content by erickperry

OK, thanks, doesn't sound good!

The engine never bogs down, it's only the PTO shaft that slows down.

Nothing is binding it when lowered. The engine does not lose power, rpm's remain steady. If I raise the implement, the pto will gather up speed in a few seconds and it's back to normal, until the implement is lowered and I start to brush hog or roto til. So, yes, it does it for all implements.

My son in law has our old 4320 and after the pto is engaged and the implement is lowered to the ground, the pto power slows down and stops. He has been told it could be the solenoid, any others have this problem? How did you fix it? Thanks!

I find it useful when leveling dirt. I taped the spot on the rod to let me know when my bucket is level with the ground. If I want to cut a bit more, I then adjust the bucket by looking at the tape on the rod to adjust.