Using tractor driven tillers (was Re: [AT] AllisChalmersB-1lawntractor

[Gilbert Schwartz]

Walt; You're right there. It's much easier on internal parts when the thing
absorbs some of the sudden shock. Gil
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> I have a friction clutch on my Bush-Hog I took  it all apart out in new
> springs from an old clutch disk and used some water  proof grease on it.
It works
> great when i hit something hard like a big Scotts  broom it just start to
slip
> and i back off of the PTO until it catches again and  move. Saves a lot of
> problems on other parts of the tractor.
>
> Walt  Davies
> Cooper Hollow Farm
> Monmouth, OR 97361
> 503 623-0460
>
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