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PTO on MF fertiliser spreader

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Jack Machin

02-10-2001 11:12:19




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The pto on our mf spreader is male, and is a large size ----- )
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but the tracter (fergie) is also male, and smaller (----- (-----
How do I attach both together?, baring in mind that there is only a 6inch gap between them




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Joe Ferguson

02-10-2001 13:54:38




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 Re: PTO on MF fertiliser spreader in reply to Jack Machin, 02-10-2001 11:12:19  
Hi Jack

Seems that the universal joint is missing at the
end of spreader shaft. You will have to find an
adapter which goes over the tractor PTO shaft
and have a bigger male shaft at the other end
I suggest you buy an overrun clutch too
most of tractor dealers have these adaptors in stock.

Be careful! if you are not familar with
PTO attachments it can be very dangerous
just ask to experimented users.

Hope it helps

Joe Ferguson

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Jack Machin

02-11-2001 11:59:31




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 Re: Re: PTO on MF fertiliser spreader in reply to Joe Ferguson, 02-10-2001 13:54:38  
What is the overrun clutch for?
Does this fit in/on the tracter inself, or is it something that attaches to the pto shaft?



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Joe Ferguson

02-12-2001 09:31:21




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 Re: Re: Re: PTO on MF fertiliser spreader in reply to Jack Machin, 02-11-2001 11:59:31  
Hi Jack

An overrun cluth is a kind of ratchet that
avoid the inertia of the machine you are using with the pto to continue to activate the PTO
which is engaged with transmission gears on a tractor with no live PTO with a separate clutch
for the PTO.

In other words if you use bush hog and have to
stop the tractor...the inertia of the bush hog
mechanism will drive PTO and you cant stop the tractor until the PTO is stopped.

With ORC if you press the clutch the tractor will stop and the machine will continue to turn with
it's inertia but will not drive the PTO because there is a clutch inside.

There are some ORC that are PTO size adapter too
the female end has female for little PTO shaft
and the other end (male side) is big male.
The adapter and ORC may be the same device.

Hope it helps

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