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Danny Posted on Jun 22, 2016

D140 Belt won't engage. Replaced Switch. Still doesn't work. Any Suggestions?

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Does it have electric PTO ? if it does then you should be able to hear it click with ignition on and engaging pto switch if it does not then you have to look for a bad safety switch located under seat and brake pedal try unplugging pto clutch and putting 12 volts dc to one wire and grounding the other wire if it clicks its ok if it does not then safety switches are the probable cause witch is causing an open circuit.

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