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robert l montgomery Posted on Mar 04, 2017
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Kubota zd28 mower was running fine put away but now PTO wont engage.

Handle wont mow

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If your saying that pto wont do anything , that's either an electrical short or a broken belt , in rare cases the clutches go too , now if your saying the pto engauges and stalls the engine or makes horrible noises , then that's a bearing , im betting the deck shaft bearings are in need of some serious grease work

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