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Read articles →This is a short owner diagnostic clip, not a repair walkthrough: the creator crawls under his Kubota L3400DT to show the clutch pedal linkage and PTO clutch mechanism, pointing out that the lower lever isn't moving when the pedal is pressed, likely preventing the PTO from disengaging. He's asking for help identifying the problem rather than demonstrating a fix. Useful mainly for L3400 owners troubleshooting similar PTO clutch symptoms.
Posted by the Mark Scott channel, an owner documenting a specific mechanical problem and seeking input rather than offering expert repair guidance.
The owner finds that when the clutch pedal is pushed, only the top transmission lever moves while the bottom lever, presumed to be the PTO clutch linkage, does not move at all.
No. The owner greased the bottom linkage but it made no difference, and he did not expect it to help.
Yes, the clutch pedal connects to one linkage for the transmission, which works fine for shifting gears, and a separate linkage running to the rear for the PTO clutch.
