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WC Traction Release

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J. Wondergem

11-18-2007 16:44:27




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On the WC, and the RC, what was the benefit of the traction release option? Thanks, Jack




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J. Wondergem

11-23-2007 09:31:24




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 Re: WC Traction Release in reply to J. Wondergem, 11-18-2007 16:44:27  
OK. Thanks, and enjoy your turkey.



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J. Wondergem

11-20-2007 15:41:43




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 Re: WC Traction Release in reply to J. Wondergem, 11-18-2007 16:44:27  
So, I take it the transmissiom has to be in gear before the PTO will work.



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slowsmoke

11-22-2007 09:01:11




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 Re: WC Traction Release in reply to J. Wondergem, 11-20-2007 15:41:43  
Pto is before transmission, but the cultivator lift is after (tractor needs to move) so traction release allowed lift to work, while tractor was stationary (stuck, against a fence, etc.) Happy Bird day



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JMS/.MN

11-19-2007 09:44:01




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 Re: WC Traction Release in reply to J. Wondergem, 11-18-2007 16:44:27  
Main reason is what John says- really handy when getting stuck in the mud, or someone tripped the cultivator in a shed, etc. Some versions had teeth on the outer ring, so with the correct ratchet handle, you could raise it manually. Dad used the WC on the Roto-Baler for the first eight years, and would trip that out rather than the transmission, when wrapping the bale. Was quicker to disconnect, pto did not completely stop, until it was time to reclutch and move again. Still quicker than to re-engage the transmission.

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John (C-IL)

11-18-2007 17:05:40




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 Re: WC Traction Release in reply to J. Wondergem, 11-18-2007 16:44:27  
So you could pick up the cultivator when you were stopped.



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