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Re: Re: farmall super M creeper gear and the MV converstion kit to give live pto help!!
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Posted by Wardner on February 01, 2000 at 20:19:12 from (63.11.90.135):
In Reply to: Re: farmall super M creeper gear and the MV converstion kit to give live pto help!! posted by Red Man on February 01, 2000 at 18:51:36:
I installed an M&W clutch on my H. The bull pinion shaft does not move in and out. The set up is similar to a Harley-Davidson clutch. The shaft from the differential carries several clutch disks out near the right brake and these contact clutch plates on a hollow bull pinion shaft. The input shaft rides inside the output shaft. When the M&W is disengaged, the power is cut to the right wheel and the differential in turn cuts power to the left wheel. It is not good practice to disengage the M&W for long periods as it does a number on the differential. You still have to use the engine clutch to shift gears.
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