[TheBigDeOGE]

ure sopose to be able to adjust the fingers on if you want it to slip more or grab more.

 

[getblown5.9]

they have been adjustable for years. they are weighted, you adjust the amount of weights on it to get the right amount of slip. they are nice set-ups, and last a long time if properly adjusted (which can take awhile)

 

[TheBigDeOGE]

they have been adjustable for years. they are weighted, you adjust the amount of weights on it to get the right amount of slip. they are nice set-ups, and last a long time if properly adjusted (which can take awhile)

well yesterday was the first i've heard of them i wasnt sure. i'll probley start tighter and work my way down till its just right. now just gotta find $2600 hahaha:doh:

 

[getblown5.9]

yea i thought about switching too, but peter at south bend has made me an offer i cant refuse on rebuilding mine and making it better.

 

[TheBigDeOGE]

yea i thought about switching too, but peter at south bend has made me an offer i cant refuse on rebuilding mine and making it better.

well my dad needs 1 that is streetable. and mine needs rebuilding but he or somebody quoted 800 toupgrade to 4200. thats too much. dad will just buy mine 3850 and daily drive it cuz he's only makin 450 with his 12v rite now and that will be pleant clutch. i just need to buy 1. sb 2 me just doest have longivity. 1 guy round here makin more power than me running a hasley for 3 years no problem. and thats hard 2 beat.

 

['00Cummins3500]

so the haisleys are centrifigal? somewhat?

 

[TheBigDeOGE]

so the haisleys are centrifigal? somewhat?

i guess....idk i no its wicked and i want have to buy another clutch!

 

['00Cummins3500]

well alot of pulling tractors use crower centrifigal clutches