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Re: Over-running Clutches-- Good, Bad, and Ugly?
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Posted by Mark on January 27, 2004 at 07:44:33 from (199.46.199.230):
In Reply to: Over-running Clutches-- Good, Bad, and Ugly? posted by Darren in TN on January 26, 2004 at 07:18:12:
I guess I buy the short stocky ones. They are available locally at ag stores and at the dealer. I pay around the $70-80 for them. I don't know what kind of quality you are looking at but keep this in mind: This baby LOVES to be greased because it is the grease that absorbs the shock rather than the metal parts. I'd say that you could get by with a well greased el-cheapo vs a seldom greased Cadillac. Been running them for 25 years on 3 tractors and never had to replace one. Course there is grease all over the PTO area of my tractor too but so what! Mark
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