Posted by Wardner on October 08, 2012 at 22:59:43 from (4.154.254.211):
In Reply to: Re: IH generator posted by mkirsch on October 08, 2012 at 13:07:28:
mkirsch,
Yabut, I have had to make this correction probably 8 to 10 times over the years. Gene has been around for a while and should know better.
When one thinks about it, it makes no sense to have the Electrall run through a clutched drive like the belt pulley.
1. Electricity can be "off" or "on" with a low current switch. Side mount Electralls have a dash switch for the field circuit. Why use two disconnects in parallel with both accessible from the operator's platform?
2. The side mount Electrall was meant to be "live" so the baler could continue to run. With the clutch disengaged, the rig can stop forward motion to digest a baler overload. The Electrall performs like a LPTO. It would have been retro engineering in 1954 to attach a new non-live power source to a tractor. IH built an experimental Electrall in the '30's that was live. It was on a 10-20 and ran off the crankshaft.
3. A belt pulley gearbox drive would require another right angle gearbox. If I were a buyer in 1954-59, I'd shake my head and walk on by. Poor engineering.
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