clutch March 26, 2012 02:56PM
Wondering what folks would recommend for a hot farm/super farm clutch, a straight pedal or pedal slipper?
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Re: clutch June 03, 2013 05:15AM
Anyone?
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Re: clutch June 03, 2013 02:48PM
Pedal slipper is the only way to go. MACK
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Re: clutch June 04, 2013 04:33AM
Can someone explain how a pedal slipper works?
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Re: clutch June 04, 2013 10:49AM
works much like an ATV,chainsaw, snowmobile, ETC. weights that you either add or subtract affixed to the clutch fingers control the amount of engagement pressure! You still have a release bearing activated by your clutch pedal, this way you can somewhat control when the clutch engages? of course this will depend on the strength in your left leg? drawbacks?-clutch will release if you loose too much rpm! like others have said, spring clutch behaves more predictable?
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Re: clutch June 03, 2013 03:41PM
You will want a pedal clutch with a springer pressure plate. A full slipper will disengage at low RPM no matter how many weights you put on it. We use an Atlas 12.5" 3 disk.
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Re: clutch June 06, 2013 11:02PM
I ran a 3 disk Crower full slipper for 5 years in a 3000 RPM class with no problems. Ran 16 weights on it. Clutch had over 250 passes on it. Replaced 3 floaters in all that time. Call Darrin Rousch, he can fix you up.
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