Posted by Floriojj on March 12, 2021 at 09:47:28 from (96.4.231.7):
I have this tractor which is labeled as a 340 utility. However, when I look at pictures of 340s the mid to rear of tractor does not match up to others I have seen. The issue is that the lever 1 circled will not stay in forward, it pops out under a load. When it pops out it disconnects from transmission and moves as if it were In Neutral.
When it wasn't popping out of gear as much, if I moved lever to the rear position, the PTO would still work but it wouldn't move. what lever is 2 that is circled? PTO engagement? I honestly never messed with it. The one on the left side that is near seat , beside 2 is a differential lock, have used that one.
Could some one help identify if indeed this is a 340 if so what variation or modifications have been made.
Also what the levers are called ? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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