Posted by ericlb on September 11, 2008 at 15:44:59 from (72.173.211.235):
In Reply to: farm tractor ptos posted by billimac bradley on September 11, 2008 at 10:09:59:
mechanicly, yes if the pto on the tractor was engaged and outside power was applied to it it would in turn cause the tractor to move, providing the brakes arnt locked on, somewhere in the archives is a story of a poster that used a old gas rototiller engine mounted on the back of a old tractor to rescue it from a island by driving it thru the pto shaft, however you mention using a electric motor, to do this so im courious too because it would take at least 4 hp to move any ih tractor bigger than a cub, if you figure out a way to get it hooked up, they arnt light, and by using electric you would have a limited amount of distance, where the motor was making its rated hp, more than 1 really good quality extension cord and the power output will drop dramaticly, just plug in a decent size electric air compresser to 2 or more extension cords and you'll see what i mean, what are you doing???? courious minds want to know
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