Rear Power Take-Off - International Harvester Company 102 Operator's Manual

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REAR POWER TAKE-OFF
(International C ub Cadet 71, 102 and 122 Tractors)
Illust.
12
Operating
the Power
Take-off.
International
Cub Cadet
71 Tractor
If your
tractor
is
equipped
with
a rear
power
take-off,
the
following
instructions
and
precautions
should
be
carefully
studied
and
followed.
The
rear
power
take-off
is
started
and
stopped
by the
same
engine
clutch
as the
tractor.
Be
sure
to disengage
the
engine
clutch
before
moving
the
power
take-off
shift
-
er rod
(Illust.
12), or
shifter
lever
(Illust. 12A).
The
shifter
rod
should
always
be in the dis-
engaged
(forward)
position
and
the
shifter
lever
in the
disengaged
(rearward)
position
when
the
power
take-off
is
not
in use.
Caution!
Always
cover
the
power
take-off
exposed
shaft
with
the
guard
when
the
power
take-off
is not
being
used.
OPERATING THE REAR POWERTAKE-OFF
WITH THE TRACTOR STANDING STILL
1.
The
transmission
gearshift
lever
must
be in the
neutral
position.
2.
Move
the
throttle
lever
back
to low
idle
speed.
3.
Depress
the
clutch
pedal
to disengage
the
engine
clutch.
Itlust. 12A
Operating the Power Take-bff.
International
Cub Cadet 102 and 122 Tractors
4.
On the
International
Cub
Cadet
71
Tractor;
Press
down
on the
shifter
rod
(Illust. 12) and
move
it rearward
to the
engaged
position.
Then
release
the
shifter
rod
and
allow
it to lock
in place.
On
the
International
Cub
Cadet
102
and
1ZZ
Tractors;
move
the
shifter
le_er
(Illust.
12A)
forward
to
the
engaged
position.
5.
Slowly
release
the
clutch
pedal.
OPERATING
THE REAR POWER TAKE.OFF
WITH TRACTOR
IN MOTION
IZ
Follow
the first
four
steps
outlined
above;
then
engage
the
power
take-off
shifter
rod
or
lever.
Keep
your
foot
pressed
down
on the
clutch
pedal
(in the
disengaged
position),
advance
the
throttle
lever
and
move
the
transmission
gear-shift
lever
to the
speed
that
is desired
to run
the
tractor.
Slowly
release
the
clutch
pedal.
This
will
start
the
tractor
in motion
with
the
power
take-off
in
operation.

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