KYErik
Platinum Member
- Joined
- Dec 2, 2005
- Messages
- 904
- Location
- South central IL
- Tractor
- 1977 AC 7000, 1980 JD 2840, 1963 Case 930, 1963 Ford 4000, 1943 Case SC, Case 530CK backhoe
I admire your determination. I am a right leg above the knee amputee and I have installed a hand brake lever to the brake pedal of all 3 of my tractors.
As for attaching/detaching the PTO. I am imagining an adjustable cable acting as a cradle to support the middle of the PTO shaft suspending it at the correct level to connect to the tractor. I like the old fashioned PTO release "button" rather than all the new collars and twist releases. The button could be held in by some sort of small clamp. Then my idea would be a lever that can be easily attached/detached from a bolt near the PTO stub to push or pull the PTO connector onto the tractor (kind of like the lever that is used to break the bead on manual tire changers).
As for attaching/detaching the PTO. I am imagining an adjustable cable acting as a cradle to support the middle of the PTO shaft suspending it at the correct level to connect to the tractor. I like the old fashioned PTO release "button" rather than all the new collars and twist releases. The button could be held in by some sort of small clamp. Then my idea would be a lever that can be easily attached/detached from a bolt near the PTO stub to push or pull the PTO connector onto the tractor (kind of like the lever that is used to break the bead on manual tire changers).