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Re: Need Help - Rotary Cutter
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Posted by Gary in Geneva on March 29, 2005 at 13:24:22 from (66.166.242.172):
In Reply to: Need Help - Rotary Cutter posted by Grady in VA on March 28, 2005 at 15:48:22:
I would recommend a slip clutch over a shear bolt. I have had both on the same cutter and can tell you that a PROPERLY adjusted slip clutch is MUCH easer on the gear box, drive line and tractor. With the shear bolt there would be a noticeable shock to the tractor when I hit something like a stump or big palmetto trunk. With the slip clutch the shock to the tractor and drive line is almost totally eliminated, and I can cut heaver material. I am also not stopping to replace bolts sever times a day � that is worth it right there
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