Posted by NW Ohio Tim on January 27, 2010 at 07:57:49 from (76.76.36.32):
In Reply to: Measurement Needed posted by NW Ohio Tim on January 26, 2010 at 20:43:14:
Armand Tatro said: One more thought: A inch or two too long would be better than too short when a PTO shaft is used.
You hit the nail on the head Armand. I just picked up an Arps snowblower over the weekend and the PTO was too long with my short set of adaptors. Time to get these ready in case it keeps snowing.
I dropped them off at the local welding shop this morning. He said as long as the sockets were welded all the way around it should be OK. He said if I was pulling a chisel plow with a 200 hp tractor, he'd worry about it..... but 35 hp would be OK. He also said if it looked like it needed beefed up when he was done, he'd reinforce it with a strap around the outside.
Thanks for the help guys.
Tim K in NW Ohio ~ Torn between wanting to play with the new snow blower & not wanting anymore snow.
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