Grayson Klassen
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This might be a stupid question but do all tractor PTO's rotate the same direction?
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All USA sold tractors turn the same direction. THere are some Japanese greymarket tractors that turn backwards. From what I understand there is a reverser that can attach to them to make them useful for USA equipment.
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At least that spammer took the time to actually have a couple tractor related words in there ! :laughing:
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Roy if that was to me I didn't post what you quoted
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No, it wasn't your post. The Mods must have deleted the offending post and I'm going to delete mine...
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The Kubota B6000 and some Mitsubishi/Satoh Beavers, along with the Farmall Cub are the only "real" tractors I know of that have counter-clockwise rotating PTOs. (Standing at the rear of the tractor facing forward.) There may be some garden tractors that have non-standard PTOs, but they will have different shaft diameters and spline counts than normal, too. The B6000 and Beavers have smaller diameter shafts with a higher spline count than the standard 1 3/8" 540 RPM PTO setup. The Farmall Cub is different too. The one 9N I've looked at had a smaller diameter PTO shaft, but it rotated clockwise. I have a Mitsubishi tractor with a non-standard size shaft, but clockwise rotation.
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you don't consider an IH cub a real tractor then huh...??
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