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How to determine horsepower and an over-running clutch

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Carl

06-03-2002 17:09:40

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Have a 1950 something Ferguson. All rebuilt and ready to go. Want to get a Woods Brush Cutter Model BB60C. Dealer wants to know my horsepower and whether it has an over-running clutch. The motor number is Z129 and serial number is TO110122. There is a cast TO 30 on the chassis. From this information can anyone please tell me year, horsepower and if has over-running clutch? Thank you in advance.

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Jeff

06-05-2002 05:35:40

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Re: How to determine horsepower and an over-running clutch in reply to Carl, 06-03-2002 17:09:40

See comment under the below trailor restoration and 3-point hitch.

Not enough coffee yet this morning I guess

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Richie MaGoo

06-03-2002 19:32:20

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Re: How to determine horsepower and an over-running clutch in reply to Carl, 06-03-2002 17:09:40

Sounds like you have a 1953 TO-30, that probably puts out about 27 horseypower....if memory serves me.

An over running clutch(ORC) is an aftermarket item that connects between your mower and your PTO shaft. If you look at the back of the tractor and you just see your PTO shaft sticking out, you dont have an ORC.

You will hear this a million times on this forum....and it is a profound truth: If you dont have an ORC, GET ONE!!! (approx $50). On this type of tractor, which does not have live/independent PTO, without an ORC the momentum of your mowers blades will actually continue to propell the tractor forward (through the driveline) when you attempt to stop- this, as you can imagine, can be VERY dangerous. The ORC negates that problem..... dont mow without one!!!(You'll get at least 20 other replies confirming this!)

Good luck, and safe tractoring!

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