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Do you leave your rear pto belt on?

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Hey all,

Well i got my rear pto hooked up that i got for what i thought was a good deal at $75, I put the rototiller on for the first time, and like every other piece of equipment I have, could not me more impressed with the performance. I think I can till through anything! My question is, do people generally disconnect the rear pro drive belt when it is not in use? I put the mower back on yesterday but left the rear pto belt on as well and had no problems mowing.The rear pto belt is kind of a pain to get on and off and it would be nice to be able to switch between implements quickly but also dont want to cause unncessary wear, so am just wondering what other people do, leave it on or take it off when mowing?

Thanks all!

 

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