Implement Slip Clutches

/ Implement Slip Clutches #1  

sweet farms

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Location
Kentucky
Tractor
FARMALL 1206, FORD 4000
Just a reminder - make sure your slip clutches on your implements are working correctly, before you head to the field this spring. I do some shop work for my neighbors and see lots of damage that could have been prevented. Just something I was thinking about......

Kevin
 
/ Implement Slip Clutches #2  
You said the clutch should be on the implement end? I have seen so many on the pto shaft?
 
/ Implement Slip Clutches #3  
johnyyuma
Are you sure you weren't looking at an "over-running clutch"
slip clutch should be on the implement end.
 
/ Implement Slip Clutches #4  
A slip clutch to protect the implement and drive line is always on the implement end of the shaft. A override clutch used where a tractor does not have "live" PTO is always on the tractor. If a implement has a torque limiter clutch (such as a hay tedder) that type clutch is also on the implement end of the shaft. Ken Sweet
 
/ Implement Slip Clutches #5  
Ken thanks for the reminder. I was wondering, given your long experience how do you free and reset slip clutches? I never have a problem braking loose the clutch plates, I am just never sure I have reset the spring tension properly.

MarkV
 
 

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