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Re: Prony/pony brakes
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Posted by JT on December 09, 2004 at 06:23:08 from (69.220.199.69):
In Reply to: Re: Prony/pony brakes posted by Joe Evans on December 08, 2004 at 20:28:46:
Joe,
I appreciate all the input you have givin me on this. I never did really understand how they work and such, but, they were alwasy kinda neat to watch them belt an old tractor to them and them listen to her belller. I have quite a few engines from Briggs 1.5hp to McCormick Deering LB
3-5. so a big pully on one end and a small one on other end would be a nice way to go.
Now,for another question, how do you have the shaft supported, is it in a steel clamp with grease cups or is it running in pillow block bearing?
Jim
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