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Re: PTO Over-Running Coupler
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Posted by Tom-Pa on February 10, 2001 at 10:51:11 from (24.4.253.20):
In Reply to: PTO Over-Running Coupler posted by farmall1456 on February 10, 2001 at 07:04:30:
I have several of the ones described, the size listed fits the 1-1/8 Pto shaft on my 2N and 8N tractors and also converts it up to the universal size of 1-3/8. works great. also never operate a brush hog without one. Otherwise, your tractor will become intimate with fences, fence posts, trees,side of your new car or van,etc. Dell the Safety guru on the 'N' board says'Don't ask how I know' had a picture on once of his wifes vehicle after ihis 'N' made love to it without using a overrun coupler. Word to the wise.
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