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Posted by Rod F. on May 29, 2005 at 10:49:20 from (142.177.72.53):
In Reply to: live power posted by davis-ky on May 27, 2005 at 19:52:46:
As I have always understood thses definitions, transmission or non-live PTO is simply driven from the transmission. There is one clutch for the transmission. When you push the clutch in, everything stops. The 9N, 2N, 8N, and the NAA Fords, and all hundred series, and hundred 01 series Fords except the x6x and SOS tractors had non-live PTO. Live PTO,to me has always refered to tractors like the 660 and 860 which had a 2-stage clutch. Pushing the clutch half way in stopped the transmission, and all the way in stopped the PTO. SOS tractors had a fully independant PTO. This can be engaged or disengaged without regard to transmission operation. Post '65 4000 and larger Fords all had independant PTO. The only advantage to any of the tractors you mentioned is that of cheap purchase price. If they can't be had cheap, get something more functional. Good luck. Rod
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