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Old 05-17-2020, 04:50 PM
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I have a 1772 with rear PTO. How can I slow down PTO speed from 2000 to 540 rpm? To run a 72 inch finishing mower. Is there different size pulleys to use on the PTO are some kind of other reducer?
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Old 05-17-2020, 07:42 PM
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You might need a little more tractor to pull a 72" finish mower,,

I pull a 72" finish mower with a JD 4105,,, (41HP),,



Those front tires on the 4105 are bigger than the rears on the 1772,,,
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Old 05-18-2020, 02:45 PM
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Thank you. It should operate a 60 inch. I still need to reduce PTO speed to 540 rpm for most 6 ft finishing mower. 2000 rpm rear mowers are to find. Any ideas to reduce speed?
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If I remember correctly check the WFM site...I think I seen a thread on that with a 318...
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I dont think you will find a "reducer" to do this. If you did it would probably cost as much in the end as purchasing 2000 rpm implements. Some companies offered them a long time ago. JD was one I believe that offered as an option.. How would Ol'George put it?? Oh yeah. Rare as hens teeth
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I dont think you will find a "reducer" to do this. If you did it would probably cost as much in the end as purchasing 2000 rpm implements. Some companies offered them a long time ago. JD was one I believe that offered as an option.. How would Ol'George put it?? Oh yeah. Rare as hens teeth
Now yall don't be puttin' feathers, er words in my mouth

Me thinks he is overly optimistic of what he is trying to do.
a cub lowboy utilizes a 60" deck and it is a task.
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