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Re: PTO Conversion?
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Posted by Shane on January 21, 2003 at 17:21:16 from (216.241.135.165):
In Reply to: PTO Conversion? posted by Uncle Dave on January 21, 2003 at 08:39:55:
If you are using the 1370 for just haying you are buying way to much tractor. That puppy is about 160 horse. We use 1070 (108 horse) and they have an interchangeable pto shaft, done in seconds. However if the 13 is cheap it is possible to get a gear box for the baler and swather that will slow down the speed of the driveline and make it suitable for the 1000 rpm speed. I know our CaseIH round baler all you do is turn the input and output sides around by unbolting it and then turning it and rebolting it and you are set. Hope this helps, Shane.
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