Posted by Texasmark1 on September 17, 2018 at 14:22:46 from (67.54.129.99):
In Reply to: PTO slip clutch posted by John in La on September 16, 2018 at 18:02:05:
I shy away from them at every opportunity. A shear bolt is foolproof.
A slip clutch has many skeletons in the closet! Question for me is, which one is going to jump out and bite me......and it has happened on a popular brand 8' twin rotor shredder, JD 4020 driver. Got to where anytime I had one it was barn stored and I backed off the springs every spring before using and ran it so it would deliberately slip.....in heavy grass. Then tightened the springs somewhat and did it some more. Finally set the spring length at the designed length (by how far the nut is down on the retaining bolt). Sometimes additional tweaking was required if discs were worn, like on an old mower....that setting wouldn't keep the blade from slipping in heavy grass.
Course whacking a tree could be a one whack or multiple....on one whack a loose one could cut and reset....might, might not.
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