Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 05, 2009 at 13:34:41 from (209.226.247.158):
In Reply to: PTO slip clutch posted by Gary Hutchinson on February 05, 2009 at 08:14:23:
Gary: As I see it one of the biggest damage pitfalls of a snowblower are forign objects like rocks, steel or wood. It will stop a whole lot faster with a proper shear bolt.
Now if that forign object happened to be an arm or a leg, I don't think the snowblower will stop, probably just chuck pieces of bone and flesh out in the snow pile until it runs out. Anything over 20 hp and I don't think your carcass will stall the tractor. Can you still talk about the slip clutch? Hopefully I sickened you.
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