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PTO clutch on 335

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Marty in Mi.

02-14-2005 16:11:46




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Anyone know how to adjust or tighten one?Mine slips at about 90 hp.Thanks in advance. Marty




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Slow Mo57

02-23-2005 12:33:39




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 Re: PTO clutch on 335 in reply to Marty in Mi., 02-14-2005 16:11:46  
I would also like to no how to get 90hp Ihave a 445.



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Mopower

02-17-2005 05:14:34




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 Re: PTO clutch on 335 in reply to Marty in Mi., 02-14-2005 16:11:46  
Weight it down and chain it to Grandpa's CAT D7. We'll see how much horsepower it has. The 1957 D7 is 120 peak horsepower at 900 rpm.



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panhandler

02-15-2005 18:05:45




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 Re: PTO clutch on 335 in reply to Marty in Mi., 02-14-2005 16:11:46  
Marty that is normal. Keeps you from blowing all the bolts out of your baler. That was why they put Wisconson motors on the balers. They were built in slip clutches or shear pins.



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JK2

02-14-2005 16:34:43




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 Re: PTO clutch on 335 in reply to Marty in Mi., 02-14-2005 16:11:46  
It adjusts very similar to the torque, push a pin in and turn the ring the correct way. To get to it, you have to remove the 3 point system and topr cover for the rear end. You might want to be careful with tightening it too much. It is not built as heavy as the one in a 445 & if you get it too tight, you may break the ears off the sliding center portion where the links attach.
If you wouldn't mind, email me the specs to get to that power level as we have one in the works too.
John

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