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Re: SOME QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WD45
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John (C-IL)
02-17-2003 19:35:08
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The hand clutch is NOT intended to be used for shifting, although some have had success doing it and I have done it occassionally myself. The clutch lockout is intended to be used with the belt pulley so you can engage, disengage and put the belt on with the tractor running. If you get in the habit of using it you usually come up with other uses for it. It is unlikely that a TPH setup will work with the traction booster unless it is hooked directly into the snapcoupler like some of the factory units. JOhn
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mojo
02-17-2003 19:42:38
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Re: Re: SOME QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WD45 in reply to John (C-IL), 02-17-2003 19:35:08
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doggone! never thought about the belt pulley! showing my age (or lack thereof). never had the satisfaction of working with belts! nor would i want to now.
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