Operating The Belt Pulley And Power Take-Off - International Harvester Company McCORMICK FARMALL Cub Operator's Manual

OPERA TING YOUR TRACTOR
Don't put ori or remove the belt from the belt
pulley while th~ pulley is in motion. \
Operating.the Belt Pulley and Power Take-Off
If
your tractor is ~Jluipped with a belt pulley or
power take-off, the fcfllowing instructions and pre-
cautions should be carefully stu~lied and followed.
The belt pulley and power take-off are started
and stopped by the same engine clutch as the tractor.
Be sure to 4.isengage the engine elute~ before moving
the belt pu'h.ey .or power take-off shifter rod. The
belt pulley 'is driven by the power take-off shaft;
therefore, the -same shifter rod is used to operate
either the belt pulley or power take,off. The shifter
rod sp.ould always be in the disengaged (forward)
position (I/lust. 13) when the belt pulley or power
take-off is not in use.
Operating the Belt Pulley or Power Take-Off with the
Tractor Standing Still
1.
The transmission . gearshift lever must be in
the neutral position. •
2.
Move the engine speed control lever back to
low idle speed.
3. Depress the· clutch pedal to disengage the
engine clutch. . .
4. Press
down
o~
the
shifter. ~od (I/lust. 13) and
m~ve, it .back to the engaged position; release the
shifter rod. an_d. allow it to lock in place.
5; Slow,1y :relei!Se the clutch pedal.
lllust. 13 \ -
Moving the
b~lt
pulley and power take-off shifter rod to the
engaged position.
Operating the Power Take-Off with Tractor in Motion
Follow the first four steps outlined-above; then
release the pow;er take-off shifter rod am;l allow it to
lock in place. Keep your foot pressed down on the
clutch pedal (in the disengaged position}, advance
the engine speed control lever and move the trans-
mission gearshi4 _ lever to the speed that is desired
to run the tractor. Slowly release the clutch pedal.
This will s_tart the tractor in motion with the power
take-off in operation. ·
When the power take-off shak is not in use, always
keep it covered with the power take-off shak guard.
For additional belt pulley and power take-off
information, refer to page 62.
Carele~s use of the tractor and other farm machinery is ·the cause of most farm
accidents. The safety rules shown throughout this manual are based on a careful
study of thousa·nds of farm accideus: . . . Study them carefully and follow them, .
and insist that they be followed by those working for you.
_ Remember, an accident is usually caused by someone's carelessness,- neglect or
oversight. . ·
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