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Old 12-19-2018, 01:30 PM
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Default Hydrostatic disconnect?

Was the hydro disconnect a real thing? I've seen mentions of it but never actually seen it.

Edit: Huh... apparently it is. I don't see how you would use the hydrolift with the brake pressed, though.
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Yes it was made up...
On the 1650 it is basically, like wow, putting a clutch from a 1000 on a it.
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Mainly it was to make cold starting easier.
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Mainly it was to make cold starting easier.
Ditto. There were three (3) versions....
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Ditto. There were three (3) versions....
That is pretty cool. From the description, it seems as if this is a centrifugal clutch. In my view, I'm seeing something similar to the clutches we see on minibikes. Did I get that right?
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Old 12-23-2018, 09:54 AM
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I don't own one, but from the description, it sounds like you are right.
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Best thing to do is remove that unbalanced pos and leave it in the shop. I pull every one of those off of my diesels.....but then again I'm not trying to start a tractor when it's 20 below 0 either.
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Ditto. There were three (3) versions....
Those are for the MTD tractors, IH also had it for at least the Quietlines maybe others. It was just a gear drive clutch installed on a hydro tractor.
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