CentralNC
Silver Member
Guys -
I am having an issue with my TC35A. I hope someone might give me some guidance. My tractor will be running just fine and then all of a sudden it will die and the PTO light will come on. I can turn the switch off and then back on .... wait for a few seconds (10 seconds maybe).... hear a "click" and then the PTO light will go off and the tractor will restart. It was only happening if I was backing up a lot like when I would use the bucket to move dirt. This morning it happened when I jumped on the tractor to bush hog. It died as I was going forward. I can wait for about 10 seconds .... hear the click as if something is trying to reset ... but now the PTO light comes back on and I can't crank it.
It is as if one of the safety sensors is failing. I replaced the PTO safety sensor several years ago and it seems to be working fine. The PTO sensor shouldn't kill the engine once it is running though.
I thought about the #2 fuse, but I have one of those metal fuses in the #2 slot. Is it possible that it can go bad? That would explain the "click" as it resets.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I am having an issue with my TC35A. I hope someone might give me some guidance. My tractor will be running just fine and then all of a sudden it will die and the PTO light will come on. I can turn the switch off and then back on .... wait for a few seconds (10 seconds maybe).... hear a "click" and then the PTO light will go off and the tractor will restart. It was only happening if I was backing up a lot like when I would use the bucket to move dirt. This morning it happened when I jumped on the tractor to bush hog. It died as I was going forward. I can wait for about 10 seconds .... hear the click as if something is trying to reset ... but now the PTO light comes back on and I can't crank it.
It is as if one of the safety sensors is failing. I replaced the PTO safety sensor several years ago and it seems to be working fine. The PTO sensor shouldn't kill the engine once it is running though.
I thought about the #2 fuse, but I have one of those metal fuses in the #2 slot. Is it possible that it can go bad? That would explain the "click" as it resets.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.