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Re: H PTO
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Posted by Andy Martin on September 04, 2000 at 14:02:37 from (38.31.74.217):
In Reply to: H PTO posted by Jay Wise on August 31, 2000 at 10:25:29:
It sounds to me like you are talking about the live PTO hand lever on the later model Farmalls. I don't think you could adapt one from a 300 to an H, but if you did you would still not have live PTO. The clutch on the H kills the PTO. The M&W add-on to the left brake housing gives the H a live PTO but you stil have to engage it with the pull ring. Fix the detent problem and you will find it is a satisfactory arrangement. If by mowing, you mean a rotary brush mower, then you need an overrunning clutch for safety. And your PTO shaft has the notch the other guy was talking about.
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