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    Posted: 20 May 2011 at 6:31am
My 180 has been worked a little harder recently pulling disc and drill, the power director seems to be dragging more than it used to; when I come to a stop in gear but disengage the director to keep the pto on for the mower it tries to continue to drive on is this adjustable out or am I seeing a failure coming on?
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Could have some broken plates stacking up on each other  or some worped plates.  MACK
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Would it still pull good if the plates are degrading?  It seems to do just fine in gear and working?
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Possibly caused by wear in linkage between lever and control valve. Try adjusting linkage at control valve to obtain neutral.
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Yes it could pull ok with some broken plates. May not if more break.   MACK
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      We bought a 190 once that had a busted case on the PTO and no oil and it pulled itself up on the trailer because the plates were broke and jammed together.
 
                                           John Carlson
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