Posted by IH fan on March 03, 2009 at 15:17:07 from (208.189.38.84):
In Reply to: 240 utility questions posted by Kurt in Va Beach on March 02, 2009 at 19:56:19:
gonecountry said: (quoted from post at 16:49:34 03/03/09) I hope I'm not sounding too dense LOL I am just not used to this set up. If I am understanding this right this tractor has a seperate clutch for its PTO and the PTO will run without the tractor moving?
Will it run a small bushhog?
drhermesc: Do you think the hydraulics are good enough that I could adapt a pickup type snow plow to the front? They only have small cylinders.
NO, it does NOT have an independent PTO... I was just trying to explain what an independent pto is.... sorry if I confused you. It would run a 6' "bushhog" with no problem, except it would be wise to have an over-run clutch added to your pto shaft, or the mower will "push" you when you push in the clutch pedal... same as any tractor without a "live" or independent pto. In other words, it would be like one of the old Ford 9N, 2N or 8N tractors.
I don't know what the system pressure is, but I think it would pick up a front mounted blade or snowplow. The 3 point has no problem picking up a considerable weight, and it's the same system with about a 3 1/2" cylinder. My rear blade is heavy and it doesn't even notice it's back there. The guy I bought it from had about a 6-700# weight on it to counter-balance the loader and it picked that up with no problem..
This post was edited by IH fan at 15:18:41 03/03/09 2 times.
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