Anyone how to make a rear pto shaft for a power king

[gottractor?79]

anyone know how to make a rear pto shaft for a 1979 power king 1618


Thanks

 

[J_J]

Do you have any hydraulics at all?

 

[gottractor?79]

Yes i have 3 point and hydraulics

Thanks

 

[J_J]

Yes i have 3 point and hydraulics

Thanks

I thought most all tractors had PTO's, but anyway, they make a 3ph setup including hydraulic motor for situations like this. Here are some pictures.

You should know how much hydraulic HP your pump could put out.

 

[gottractor?79]

Where would you get one of those setups with 3 point and pto

 

[J_J]

Where would you get one of those setups with 3 point and pto

AMH PTO Adapters for Skid Steer loaders: Ships Today!

http://www.skidsteersolutions.com/EZ_3_POINT_PTO_80_ADAPTOR_CAT_1_or_Cat_2_p/ez-3pt-80-s3.htm

http://www.trimarkmfg.com/servlet/the-Other-Skid-Steer-Attachments/Categories

 

[RPW]

Good idea but it's to heavy for a power king (I've got one also) Hydraulics on an unmodified PK is only about 1-7 gpm depending on which hydraulic pump you have. If you have a FEL then you will have approximately 5 gpm. Lift capability is only about 200 - 300 lbs on the 3pt. You'd be better off to get a DR tiller if that's what you are trying to do and modify it to mount to the existing cat 0 hookup. As an alternative you can also get implements designed to attach to an ATV. PK's are great tractors for what (and when) they were made. Mine is a 14hp with FEL. I think if I could get 100% traction it would pull a house down. I still use mine in areas where my JD is to large.

Good luck

Richard

 

[Jim2]

PowerKing made a PTO attachment at one time. I've never actually seen one installed, myself. I was at an auction a few years back where they were selling off parts, tractors, attachments, etc. from a PK dealership. There were pallets of stuff, and things that sort of looked like the PTO attachment, but in a case like that it would be pretty hard to pick out all of the parts you'd need to get a working PTO. Everything gets mixed together.

I do see them come up occasionally on Ebay. But, again a lot of time it's somebody selling off an estate or something that they just bought at an estate, and they know even less about it than I do--which isn't much.

I'd watch Ebay, or maybe look on Yahoo. . . . . There was a group devoted to PowerKings on there a few years back. There were some big collectors and really knowlegeable folks. Good Luck to you.

Jim

 

[RPW]

You might also post in the vintage tractor section. You might get some bites there.

 

[smiley]

Check out this site for the pto clutch. ServiceProParts.com It looks like they just use a standard eletric clutch like many lawn tractors. The Power King shown, uses a Kohler engine with the transmission drive coming out the back of the engine and the electric pto clutch mounted on the front. It should be a fairly simple matter simple matter to run a couple belts off it, to a shaft for front or rear pto . I was rather amazed when I saw the pto on a Cub lo boy I just bought, running off 2 belts on the back of the engine, but it runs the mower OK.
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