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Re: pto
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Posted by old on April 04, 2006 at 19:46:26 from (207.69.137.11):
In Reply to: pto posted by Chasmc42 on April 04, 2006 at 18:28:34:
The best system to have will be one that when you puch the clutch down the PTO keeps working and also the hyds. Which in simple terms is live PTO and hyds. Olivers have had that set up for years, shoot they where one of the first to have that. Some of the Farmalls like the 300 and up have that. Fords depending on which ones had live hyds but only a few had live PTO of in there case 2 stage clutch. Ford di have the first 3 point set up sort of but had trouble because fugison was who came up with it.
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