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Old 11-30-2013, 11:16 AM
cadetbemo cadetbemo is offline
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I understand that H.P. won't be divided between axles and hyd. It was just a creative way of justifying 50hp. I understand that many only have stock engines in articulating tractors.

I have to thank J-Mech for helping get me back on track with some helpful conversations.

I don't think that i could risk getting caught somewhere with a blown out clutch. If I were to use a "cadet" style clutch it would have to be able to handle 30 - 40 hp. Even though the engine will be 50 hp I don't anticipate loading engine down to the extreme that is done in competition.

If a stock 128 clutch is good up to 20 hp. what would a twin disc "stock" 6-pin setup be able to handle? I would think that maybe good up to 30 hp?
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