Power Take Off (PTO) Assembly

Power Take Off (PTO) Assemblies at FinditParts.com

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See the following factors to consider when purchasing power take off (PTO) assemblies:

• Efficiency Beyond Expectation: Select PTO assemblies designed to maximize fuel efficiency while optimizing power delivery to essential equipment.
• Built for Long Drives: Look for those crafted with materials engineered to resist wear and tear under demanding conditions.
• Noise Reduction Technology: Choose PTO assemblies with integrated noise-dampening features, ensuring smooth operation without the added distraction of unnecessary sound.
• Adaptability for All Applications: Consider PTO assemblies with adaptable configurations to seamlessly fit various truck models.

Don’t forget to check the FAQs below for more information:

Is it possible to overestimate the value of a high-quality PTO assembly?
You might think a basic PTO assembly will do the job, but neglecting quality can result in performance issues and costly repairs down the line.

How fast does a typical PTO shaft rotate?
A PTO shaft rotates at 540 rpm (9 times/second) or 1,000 rpm (16.6 times/second) when operating at full speed, in sync with the tractor engine. Note: 1,000 rpm shafts have more splines.

What’s the difference between a PTO assembly and a PTO kit?
While both serve the same core function, PTO kits typically come with additional components, like a shaft and mounting hardware, that allow for more customization and versatility in operation.