Live PTO

Once ya clomp yer cloddhoppers on the N's clutch pedal, everything stops moving. Its dead.

Once users understood the brillance and desirablility of the N's inovative design, they started utilizing it for many different jobs because it was all they had. Then they started complaining, no power, no hydraulics, no PTO, no traction, no steering.

And tractor manufacturers listened.

Now you have $30,000 tractors with 50 hp, live and remote hydraulics, live PTO's, 4-wheel drive, power steering for frontend loader work, shuttle trannys. Ya name it, itts out thar.

Ya pays yer moneys and get what ya wants..... Dell

I had to look it up. As I understand the 100 series codeing, the 5** stands for offset, the *4* stands for 4 speed tranny. The **1 stands for 134 cu/in and 31 hp WorkMaster Engine. The 541 did NOT have live PTO or live Hydraulics.

The 541 offset was introduced in 1957 with a red hood, it became a blue hooded offset 2000 in 1962 and was popular as a 1-row cultivating tractor in tobacco country. The 541-4 was a high clearance model with 38" rear tires and extended front spindles.

Its your tractor, you should know more about it than me..... ...respectfully, Dell