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D160 Electric PTO clutch troubleshooting

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pgiro

I have a 77 D160, and the electric PTO worked most of the time until recently. Now it's not working at all.

I checked that I have 12v going to the electric clutch. Does anyone know what the resistance or ohm reading should be for a healthy clutch?

Interested also in what others have done to repair or replace the electric clutch..

 

Thanks,

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gwest_ca

This service bulletin is dated 1984 so likely applies

Garry

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pgiro

Thanks for the document. Looks like the clutch should read 2.75-3.40 ohms. Mine tests at 1.7 ohms so good chance that it's bad.

 

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pfrederi

Take a look at this thread.  I do not have a D with an electric PTO but it should be similar to the others.  the coil may be interchageable

 

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82Caddy

Which electric PTO do you have?  I have some random D series PTO's around that I won't be using.

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pgiro
16 hours ago, 82Caddy said:

Which electric PTO do you have?  I have some random D series PTO's around that I won't be using.

 

According to the list Garry sent, It would be: 1977 D-160 Automatic model 71-16OS01 uses 105007 clutch

Let me know if you have one of those.

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82Caddy

Those numbers mean nothing to me.  Show me a picture of what you're after.

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pgiro

I don't have it disassembled yet so it's hard to send you a picture at this point. I will hopefully get to work on it over the weekend.

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