Posted by Dell (WA) on June 16, 2013 at 18:26:34 from (71.212.63.241):
In Reply to: bush hog posted by 47fivewindow on June 16, 2013 at 16:39:39:
fivewindow........NO, don't guess. The ORIGINAL 9N PTO was 1-1/8, modern PTO's are 1-3/8's. Wanna guess what a 1-1/8 pto will do inside a 1-3/8??? ORC's are a NECESSARY device for brushhoggin'. Without the ORC, every time you clutch to slowdown for a corner, fencepost creekbank, irrigation canal, all that centrifugal force from them blades whirring will drive yer tractor forward into them hazards.
BTW, ORC's come in 4-varities, will perform step-up and step-down sizing automatically. ALSO you will need to shorten BOTH brushhog driveshafts. They are made to be cut with hacksaw or angle cutter. You can use oxy-acetylene torch iff'n you want but will haffta clean-up the scarf. .........Dell, yer ORC safety preacher
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