M7060 Stalls when PTO is Turned On
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DieselBound
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Is there any anti-stall function? My Kioti has such a feature. It's supposed to keep the engine from stalling out if there's too great of a demand/load. If the M7060 has anything like this it might be worth a try at enabling it. I will run about 1,200rpm when I engage any mower on my Kioti; and while folks say that the knob is just on/off I still look to just ease it (turn it slowly); if there's any sense of an issue it's just that much closer to engaging OFF. (I don't have any incense in the tractor so this is the best I can do!)
And like it needs to be said... I will have my mower lifted off the ground a bit to ensure that it's not grabbing anything when turned on.
And like it needs to be said... I will have my mower lifted off the ground a bit to ensure that it's not grabbing anything when turned on.
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It's an on/off switch powering a relay. The only way I can see a soft start or anti stall function is if the ECM (which supplies the ground for said relay) is providing it.
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DieselBound
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I couldn't find any reference in Kubota's documentation about such a feature. The point about a feature such as this is that if the engine is seeing too heavy a load that would otherwise stall the engine it would ******/back off the load (not sure how; I used it only a little bit on my Kioti while doing some loader work and it seemed to work OK- I am able to respond to a potential stall quick enough that I don't really bother with the feature).
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I( always increase the RPM a bit when engaging pto driven implements like my discbine or my batwing mower. Both will stall the motor is it's idling, like right now. Good thing about Kubota's wet pto clutch is engagement above an idle won't hurt it at all. Been doing it that way for years. My one M has 6000 meter hours on it and it's never been an issue.