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homemade PTO driven bagger

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Maxwell-8

I bought a horse from @bizon

She needs some love , But the bagger caught my attention.

It's partially homemade, partially WH oem. It's driving by the PTO, i don't know if that is stock, as it asks quite a lot of power.

The blower housing is WH, but the bag, or trash can, is our local standard trash can. So she can put on the street right after from the lawn. 

 

It's also mounted on the transmission, seems to be quite some weight for hanging only on the transmission.

 

(not mounted on the pic)

 

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Ed Kennell
1 hour ago, Maxwell-8 said:

It's driving by the PTO,

Have any pics of this?

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Maxwell-8

Not at the moment, it's ran by the 2nd pto pulley thru a oem hole in the fender, to the pulley and tensioner on the blower unit.

 

Haven't tried it yet, but he said it's very powerfull and you need all the 14 horsepower when engaging it.

 

Belt is broken now, but should use the same belt as for the mowing deck

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Handy Don
2 hours ago, Maxwell-8 said:

It's driving by the PTO, i don't know if that is stock, as it asks quite a lot of power.

 

 

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That covered PTO-to-rear belt path is fascinating. I could see that being very handy for a generator or an auxiliary hydraulic pump. Some closeups of the belt path when you have it open to replace the belt would be most appreciated! Thanks.

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Lee1977

I run my vacuum with a 4 HP Honda. when it's has a load you can hear the governor kick in. If that tractor a 312 you need all 12 horses to pull that 48" deck.

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Ed Kennell
26 minutes ago, Lee1977 said:

If that tractor a 312 you need all 12 horses to pull that 48" deck.

I agree, a 48" deck is a load for 12HP with a hydro.   But that looks like a 14HP with an 8Speed and a 42" deck.  Should be some HP left to turn the vacuum blower.

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gwest_ca

Can you read the 4-digit build date in the bottom box?

Can find nothing on the 17-42VB01 but it may be a PAL attachment meaning it was supplied by an outside source and endorsed by Wheel Horse.

This type of model number was first used in 1976.

Peco was an early vacuum supplier.

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