Sounds like a good plan to me I take it you would be going pulley to pulley. One on the pto and one on the rim or a big pulley attached to the axle hub?
Ken
"D. F." <dfanim@yahoo.com> wrote:
"D. F." <dfanim@yahoo.com> wrote:
I'm reading your discussion with interest as I plan how I will do something similar later. Would it be useful to include some kind of belt drive to make the rotor churn? I've seen long, wide belts attached between a tractor PTO and stone corn grinders or sugar cane crushers. If there were a sudden stop, the belt would slip on the pulley until you turn off the engine or press the clutch.
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