Posted by 330 Standard on June 09, 2020 at 04:50:14 from (198.70.164.145):
In Reply to: Unstyled JD A cutaway posted by 330 Standard on June 08, 2020 at 07:02:08:
Ok here is some more info and pictures. It had been a while since I looked at it but I had mentioned it was designed to drive off the pto of a running tractor backed up to it. I took pics yesterday. the pto shaft of the running tractor is turning a small sprocket that I cant find any markings on that by chain is turning a large sprocket on the cutaway pto shaft. I was able to pull up data on the large sprocket. It is a Martin 60BS54 1-1/4Chain number 60 number of teeth 54 outside diameter is 13.327
Sorry but I cant figure out how to rotate the pictures so these are sideways. You will have to tilt your head to the left to see them correctly lol
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