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Originally Posted by tony123
it doesn't seem to be allowing overrun. When using the bush hog, if I put the tractor in neutral I have to wait for the blades to spin down before I can put in gear again.
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The bolt is not an operational part, it's a simple fastener. I guess you don't realize that an ORC only goes to work when the implement
PTO shaft is caused to spin faster than the tractor
PTO output shaft - like when using a rotary cutter on a downhill slope, or when the throttle suddnely goes from full to idle.
Putting the gearshift into neutral means nothing to the ORC, since the
PTO drive shaft turns independent of the transmission drive shaft. All it does is buffer the extra RPMs when the spinning blades happen to make the
PTO shaft turn faster than the tractors output shaft (like the downhill example).
//greg//