17-03-2013, 02:37 PM
I have have been a bit read only on this one, me not being an expert.
The clutch I have seen that may well do the job is the one on a rotavator.
I am not thinking of the domestic ones but the market garden ones with a three foot cut.
They have a cable operated combined clutch and brake that looks like it is screwed to the side of the engine.
I learned how to use one of these machines in a rural studies class at school and can vouch for the functionality of this component.
Disconnecting the drive alone will leave the 25KG of gearbox parts freewheeling.
The trick is to download a few manuals to look at the drawings.
The clutch I have seen that may well do the job is the one on a rotavator.
I am not thinking of the domestic ones but the market garden ones with a three foot cut.
They have a cable operated combined clutch and brake that looks like it is screwed to the side of the engine.
I learned how to use one of these machines in a rural studies class at school and can vouch for the functionality of this component.
Disconnecting the drive alone will leave the 25KG of gearbox parts freewheeling.
The trick is to download a few manuals to look at the drawings.
