Posted by davida on November 06, 2007 at 10:09:12 from (209.192.126.1):
Can someone tell me if the ratio of the belt pully and the PTO shaft is 1:1 or does the belt pulley turn faster?
I took the belt pulley off of my 140 and put the cover in its place, the bearings went bad and I really don't need it any more.
I am asking because I have a belt driven corn sheller I would like to sell. The pulley on the corn sheller is the same diameter as the pulley on the 140. If the ratios are 1:1 then I might put a PTO shaft on it before I sell the corn sheller, be easer to sell. If the belt pulley turns faster then the pto shaft, 540 rpm's then I will leave it as is.
Thanks for any help, I could remove the cover on the tractor and look at the gears and figure this out but I thought I would ask first.
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