Posted by Leroy on January 15, 2015 at 07:51:40 from (69.88.207.185):
In Reply to: Re: Oliver Super 55 ? posted by teched on January 15, 2015 at 04:21:21:
Independant PTO is a live PTO that is in no way connected to the tractor clutch or ground speed, It is a seperate drive system. Now live PTO can be done different ways as with the tractor clutch peddel part way down will stop tractor movement and shift gears but in that position you cannot turn the PTO on and off, for that you have to push the clutch all the way down to stop both the PTO and movement And with that setup you will have a control lever to start and stop the pto besides the tractor clutch. Then there is the type of live setup that disengages one rear axle and lets it spin that side of the differential to stop movement of tractor but you cannot shift gears or put PTO in or out position doing that. So all 3 are live system on PTO but not all are independant of tractor operation like an independant PTO is. I only had the independant type to use and would have prefered the clutch operated half way down system. With a combine on the pto with the independant PTO if you hit a rock with the cutter bar and it started to go into the platform with the clutch system then just hitting the clutch wouls stop both forward motion and combine so as to not tear up combine and not drag uncut crop into platform with dirt. With the independant system you had to not only use the foot clutch you also had to grab the PTO lever at the same time to stop both and likely you could not react and think that fast. Now on like a rotary mower you probably would not be in a situation like that and the independant might be better, Each would have their place. The axle disconnect I had only for a couple of months and never had it on PTO so no experiance there.
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