Over running clutch wobble

[Budman1950]

My ORC on my 2210 has a distinct wobble to it when bush hogging. You can disconnect the PTO shaft and move the ORC around a good bit. It is the quick disconnect type and I was wondering if they have a rebuild kit for them? The non quick disconnect type seems to be more heavy duty then the quick disconnect type. All I use the PTO for is bush hogging so it won't have to be removed for any reason once it's installed. Thanks........Budman

 

[Travis_R]

I know what you mean. Mine (Quick Connect type) has a lot of slack in it too. I do keep it greased regular also- always have. I'm not gonna re-build mine. When it all flies apart, i'll put my spare one on there and when it eventually flies apart, then i'll buy a new one. But the new one will probably be the non-disconnect type.

Travis R


Hey Budman1950,

What part of Louisiana are you in. Who did you buy your tractor from?

 

[Budman1950]

I live in Thibodaux and have a camp South of Merryville. That's where the tractor is. Use it for bush hogging around the camp on the lease. Also preparing food plots.
I bought the tractor from South Circle in Alexandria. So far I've very pleased with it and nothing to complain about. It runs great and looks pretty good also. I just changed the oil and filter and the hydraulic/transmission oil.

 

[YanmarFever]

In my opinion, the non disconnect type with the drive in pin is the way to go. I tried the drum one with the push button and it wobbles around to much just like you said.

Since I switched over to the pin type I have no wobble on the pto shaft , although it requires a little more grease than the other.

I also think they are built a little stronger. (US made)

happy mowing

 

[Budman1950]

Appreciate the help! I'm going to get the pin type and keep the other for a spare. Of course I'll have to see if I can take it apart and then it'll probably end up as a trot line weight or something, thanks again.........Budman