Posted by soundguy on May 28, 2009 at 07:08:27 from (12.64.12.222):
In Reply to: PTO Over run Clutch posted by Chris (UK) on May 28, 2009 at 06:50:54:
I agree with the others. a spinning mass is a spinning mass. what plane it spins in makes -0- difference if it is coupled to a non live trans driven pto, which can backfeed the trans and drive wheels even witht he clutch down ( you'd have to snatch it out of gear to stop the backfeed ).
I like the orc on the pto brake models.. as the others said. it saves the brake.
My sugestion is to get a quick disconnect push button style orc so you can remove it with the mower.. in the mean time .. with no pto brake, and if yors is indepent ( likely is if you have a brake ).. then you can just remove the orc for now.
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