Tractor H,P./ torque

Posted by SDE on November 17, 2007 at 18:35:58 from (69.179.31.26):

My brother's tiller is rated for up to 45 hp. My 400 will exceed that by a few. The rated torque in the owners manual is 472 lbs. Does anyone know how to figure out the torque delivered at the PTO. I do not want to shear a shaft again.

It is a 6 foot New Holland 105A. At 540 PTO RPMs the tines are turning 210 RPMs.

I intend to keep the tractor at a lower engine speed to not overpower the little bugger.

Also, I reversed the right wheel, so that the tiller will cover the tire track. Will this cause a significant amount of traction loss when I plow snow this winter? I do have two weights on each wheel.

Thank you
SDE

Replies:

• Re: Tractor H,P./ torque Jerry/MT 17:20:25 11/18/07 (0)
• Re: Tractor H,P./ torque Midwest redneck 05:54:29 11/18/07 (0)
• Re: Tractor H,P./ torque RAB 00:12:08 11/18/07 (0)
• Re: Tractor H,P./ torque Bob 23:34:20 11/17/07 (1)
  • Re: Tractor H,P./ torque SDE 11:38:46 11/18/07 (0)

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