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Brian Greer

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What are the common fail points of a dry clutch TA
like used in 560 under tractor pulling applications?
Can they be built to hold 250 HP @ 2500 RPM (525
ft*lbs torque)? Is it high side clutch failure,
overrunning clutch failure, planetary failure, or shaft
failure?

Thanks for any positive shares of experiences,

Brian
 
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