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PTO clutch question
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Re: PTO clutch question
Let someone else bale the hay, but ask if you can use their rake (more seat time) to rake it for them.
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Re: PTO clutch question
If your mower is a C3 mower, or Danco, the belts for the outer blades are tightened by moving the outer spindles. The bolts are in slotted holes to allow them to move. On a Woods 59 inch there is only one belt that runs everything and it is tightened by adjusting the idler pulley.
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