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Posted by Ed K. on March 18, 2004 at 15:49:49 from (24.208.130.157):
I am looking for suggestions from you "tinkerers" out there. I need to hook up some kind of clutch on a PTO driven machine I'm working on for a friend. The PTO will be turning a shaft that needs to drive the machine intermittantly without running to the tractor each time. I had a 19 hp Wheel Horse that used a cone clutch off the engine crankshaft that is about what I had in mind. An electric clutch won't do it because we are looking for something that will slip before engaging fully. Hydraulic would be OK as well as mechanical. Anyone out there have a suggestion? Thanks, Ed K.
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