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Info help I have a 1988 H-520 wheel horse am replacing the PTO clutch I took a photo of this before I remove it but lost the photo I need to know where that spring hook to  the tractor and the PTO clutch this clutch is electric on this tactor. is there a site with photo that will show me this?

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Chaz54
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953 nut
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This thread has lots of information on and photos of electric PTOs

 

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pfrederi

Electric PTO on a 520... Not sure that was original... The older Electric PTOs did not use a spring???

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JCM

I was going to comment earlier but I'm way too confused. Electric ?  Manual ?  What the heck are we talking about.   :popcorn:  :ROTF:

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Ed Kennell
1 hour ago, JCM said:

What the heck are we talking about.

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mike avad

And yes it did have a electric clutch on  it was for the mower deck . this tractor has a Briggs  Stratton engine and it also had a spring to hold it in place so the bracket on the clutch wouldn't turn that my guess and sorry all am new at this maybe I came to the wrong place to get help?

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gwest_ca

Can you post a picture of the pto clutch? I am sure someone can answer your questions as this application is different than what we are usually seeing. Usually the electric pto's are used on the Wheel Horse models using an engine with a vertical engine crankshaft so the electric clutch is on the bottom of the engine.

 

Your engine is likely not capable of handling the pressure created by the manual pto so the electric clutch was added which is a good thing. It takes the pressure off the crankshaft bearings.

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Ed Kennell
5 hours ago, mike avad said:

And yes it did have a electric clutch on  it was for the mower deck . this tractor has a Briggs  Stratton engine and it also had a spring to hold it in place so the bracket on the clutch wouldn't turn that my guess and sorry all am new at this maybe I came to the wrong place to get help?

Thanks for this information.    This being a transplanted engine into a Wheel Horse, we will not have manuals.    On the electric clutches there must be a restraining device that prevents the clutch housing from moving and pulling on the wiring.   I don't believe it matters how this is done as long as the restraining device minimizes the strain and movement of the wiring.

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pfrederi

A picture of your PTO would make it easier to help you .

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mike avad

Yes Mr. Ed Kennell you are very right on you post Iv have just read and  I have a new used P T O clutch for this that and replacing it match that old one that I'd have on this tractor. THANK YOU

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