Tractor PTO Quick Attach makes it EASY
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- The Model M100 PTO Adapter is a PTO Quick Attach that will take so much work out of installing a PTO shaft on your tractor. I understand the need for the shielding, but this Quick PTO Adapter gives you the best of both worlds. I recommend this adapter! We are not paid for this and you can see it working in many of our new videos.
WEBSITE: smallfarminnov...
Our hassle-free PTO adapter will allow you to connect and disconnect your implements with ease!
Rated for 125hp
Shaft Size: 1-3/8”
6 splines
Compatible with most USA-made tractors.
EASY ON PTO Adapter
Current horsepower rating 125 hp
Rpm 540
Torque rating 1200 ft/lbs
Constructed of 1018 and 1144 steel with 96,000 lbs of shear strength
Shaft size 1-3/8” 6 spline
I just called an ordered one. The website says it’s $299, however when I got ready to pay he (the inventor) said the website wasn’t current pricing. It was upward of $500 now, shipped. I ordered it anyway because PTO is the biggest PITA thing for me so I’m sure it’ll be worth it in the long run. The gentleman on the phone did say that over time it’ll rust a little but to keep it coated with penetrating oil and it should be fine. Time will tell….. Hoping it turns out to be a worthwhile purchase. Thanks for the video…
I use mine with the brush cutter all the time. Everything has doubled in price. It is crazy.
It IS crazy. Sad part….it’ll prob never go back down.
I had not seen this one before. I am familiar with the PTO Link and I just installed the John Deere Quik-Knect (most expensive of the 3). What I like about this one and the PTO Link is the ease of installation. With the JD you have to take the old coupler off your implement PTO shaft by removing the u-joint and installing the Quik Knect. That means it's not easily transferred between implements. I do believe all 3 are great products and makes things easier for those of us with disabilities to use our tractors more. Not all of us can hook one up in 40 seconds.
I understand the guards, but I tell you it makes it difficult to put on a PTO shaft. I have tried a couple PTO Quick Attach Adapters, but this is the simplest and easiest I have tried.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Once it’s installed I think the Quik Kinect is the easiest to hook up - just slide it on. To disconnect just push the button and slide it off. The installation is what is complicated.
No more black fingernails Tony. Thanks for posting.
PS those Rode radio mics are the business.
I love the Rode Go 2 mics. They work great
Just weld 1 3/8" ID x 3/4" thick smooth bore collar to implement side splined yoke. Now you have a female pitot, cost about $5
That looks like a nice setup
It really is.
Good video Tony!
Thanks 👍
Easy as pie! 👍🚜
I think I am adapted! 😁
None of my plastic pto covers have chains..should they?
They are supposed to, but they get ripped off.
This looks great, and I was hoping that it was going to be less expensive than the red PTO quick coupler that I've seen on other videos. Sadly, it's not (actually about $5 more), though perhaps this one is better in build or design -- I don't know. Also, the other one has a web site from which people can order at their leisure, even accepting PayPal. I read what he said about wanting to have personal contact, but he also needs to consider convenience for his potential customers. I wish him all the best, but I would suggest he rethink the price, and get a quality website up and running. (And as with the other brand, I wish I could justify the cost -- just too rich for my blood!)
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I understand. It has sure made my life easier. I am thinking about buying more of the adapters. When I take into account the amount I have spent on tractors and equipment, it seems worth the cost. I really hate putting the PTO shaft on with the standard set up.
I just checked out the Small Farm Innovations website, but I can't seem to find a price listed for this product. Not a good first impression of the company.
I looked. The prices is there.
Just wondering if it'll rust and seize on. Probably not a bad idea to keep it greased.
It has not to this point
The primary reason most folks have a hard time attaching to their PTO shaft is because they never clean and grease it. If the shaft is cleaned and greased regularly and the lock pins oiled, then there's no need for these quick attach products.
The product looks easy to put on like you say but I think they need to work on there website you give more information than they do.
I let them know.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Tony we are working on it now. Thanks to all your viewers for thier comments.
Love ya, man, but you look 10 years older with your beard. Looks easy to install, but how did it perform?
Brother, I am ten years older. LOL! I am not too worried about looks. The PTO Adapter works great.
Does it require the pto shaft to be cut shorter?
Maybe. I always measure and it did on mine. It takes less than 10 minutes to cut the shaft.
I forgot to push the pin down on my implement when I connected it to my tractor PTO shaft. It began to spin and then BANG, it stopped. There is nothing visibly broken but now the shaft does not spin and the PTO Light is blinking. What could have happened? Is it a simple fix? is it an electrical issue or is it an issue form when i connected it incorrectly?
This is something I can't diagnose over a UA-cam post
Did it "bang" soon after lifting the implement? If yes, then the shaft of the implement probably compressed against the tractor's PTO shaft and damaged the PTO's drive gear inside the housing. The PTO seal probably got mucked up, too.
where can I buy it online? do they sale extra equipment spike sides? that way I can just put one in each implement?
I put a link to their website in the video description.
@@TonysTractorAdventure it just brings you to their website I didn't find a buy now option. just a way for dealers to contact them
@@TonysTractorAdventure Same here. Link is there, but no way to buy. Demo videos on the web site are broken too.
He said, "Please Call the phone number on the website."
Lame. LOL
I like that are they going to sell them at tractor stores
To my knowledge, you will have to call them.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Please call 979-200-1473 or 979-200-0766 if your interested in buying one.
The added length projects it from the safety shielding on the tractor. Thus rendering it unsafe past factory design perramitors. This expensive "mirrical wonder device" needs to be sent out with a shroud-guard-extension to be back to factory & safety parameters. Right back to square one "so called difficulties. So just grease your splines,couplings & joints, be careful, be thorough, be agile and you will be GOOD to go for the same next "one hundred years". I myself have never spent more than 40 seconds hooking up "The old fashioned way".
I appreciate your point of view, but I disagree with you on just about everything. The shielding makes it almost impossible to get my hands in. It is extremely hard on the little tractors. I also find it odd people worry about the tiny bit of green showing on the shaft all while a flail mower turns behind the operator at 1200 RPM. That is the part I worry about.
That is a nice product, but I'll be damned if it's worth $500, at least not to me!
It is quality, and being placed in the most violent part of a tractor.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I'll just keep mine well-oiled, that takes about 75% of the hassle out.
$430... lol, okay then.
$40k tractor..... LOL, Okay then!
@@TonysTractorAdventure And that tractor does a lot more than this piece of metal. Price doesn't justify what it is.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Besides, at that price, I might as well go with PTO Link, which seems like a better product.
You do you!
I do indeed.