BlazNT Lawn Pro Jun 29, 2016 #2 By pushing in the 2 tabs and lifting it up. Check for continuity between pins in the up and down position.
By pushing in the 2 tabs and lifting it up. Check for continuity between pins in the up and down position.
R Rivets Lawn Royalty Jun 29, 2016 #3 Sorry, but not that simple, as some PTO switches have built in relays. Hopefully your's labels the pins on the case.
Sorry, but not that simple, as some PTO switches have built in relays. Hopefully your's labels the pins on the case.
BlazNT Lawn Pro Jun 29, 2016 #4 Rivets said: Sorry, but not that simple, as some PTO switches have built in relays. Hopefully your's labels the pins on the case. Click to expand... It was a very simple question and deserved a very simple answer IMO.
Rivets said: Sorry, but not that simple, as some PTO switches have built in relays. Hopefully your's labels the pins on the case. Click to expand... It was a very simple question and deserved a very simple answer IMO.
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