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power take-off

On construction equipment, any device for driving an auxiliary attachment or tool using the torque or power of the prime mover’s motor or engine.
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The Chelsea Products Division of Parker Hannifin Corporation, the global leader in motion and control technologies, today introduced the QT GearTM, a patent pending sound dampening technology which can be applied to Parker Power Take-Offs (PTOs) that are engine driven by a live PTO drive gear in the transmission.
United States : Parkers Quiet Gear Technology Reduces Power Take-Off Noise
Products offered include marine transmissions, surface drives, propellers and boat management systems, as well as power-shift transmissions, hydraulic torque converters, power take-offs, industrial clutches and control systems.
Transmission Maker Twin Disc Sells Southeast Distribution Territories to Great Lakes Power Service
WaterMota offers a wide range of Industrial radiator cooled and marine heat exchanger/keel cooled propulsion and auxiliary engines, reversing gearboxes, power take-offs, generating sets, custom built power packs, smart energy solutions, sea water pumps, strainers, steering systems and most engine room installation fittings.
WaterMota Propulsion Package Receives First Showing at Seawork
The pump drive mounts between the engine and the rugged WPT Power Take-Offs, and provides for multiple live or clutched pumps.
Hydraulic pump drives
The 9000 series is available with accessories such as trailing pumps and power take-offs (PTO), and some models include optional power take-ins (PTI), which the company said allows them to take advantage of ZF Marine's Hybrid technology.
New marine transmissions from ZF
Makes a full line of power take-offs and hydraulic components to both SAE and DIN specifications.
Select construction, demolition & recycling associations
At one stage, an ex-army Willys Jeep was bought to partly fulfil this role, but the Jeep was really just a vehicle for traversing rough ground, without the useful power take-offs that a farmer expected from his tractor.
Beach where Land Rover dream began; Anglesey link is revealed
Experimental power take-offs were tried as early as 1878, but International Harvester Company (IHC) was first (in 1918) to install a pto on a production tractor.
Why 540?
In order to adapt it to a vehicle," says American Axle's Bellanti, "there has to be enough room around the steering gear, catalyst and front subframe to fit the requisite power take-offs and other driveline bits necessary for the transformation to all-wheel-drive.
The allure of AWD
The WindCrank(TM) services 2 power take-offs and requires no braking.
FIRST NATIONAL POWER TO ACQUIRE WINDCRANK
Because the HFO is actuated by hydraulic fluid, the manufacturer claims it can transmit 50 percent more torque than traditional, mechanically actuated power take-offs.
Auxiliary fluid power. (Technology Focus)
They are lighter and smaller than heavy-duty lawn and garden tractors, without the latter's features, such as power take-offs for snowblowing and tillage, and blades for grading.
The many methods of mowing. (Mowers)

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