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Woodland Mills WC88 PTO Setup
Well I got the new WC88 setup today! It’s a beast!
Thought I’d see what you all think about the PTO shaft angle. Instructions say less than 25 degree angle is fine. I used my iPhone level and it reads 20-21 degrees. So assuming it’s fairly accurate it’s fine. But I don’t see a downside to raising the stand and decreasing the angle. One notch (3”) would be fine. Only downside I see is you have to lift the wood 3” higher into the chute.
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Thought I’d see what you all think about the PTO shaft angle. Instructions say less than 25 degree angle is fine. I used my iPhone level and it reads 20-21 degrees. So assuming it’s fairly accurate it’s fine. But I don’t see a downside to raising the stand and decreasing the angle. One notch (3”) would be fine. Only downside I see is you have to lift the wood 3” higher into the chute.
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Only down side would be departure angle when taking over rough terrain or loading onto a trailer with a steep ramp.
With a 4R like yours, I doubt it would be near the problem one might run into with a smaller tractor that can't raise it's hitch that high. Mine is the WC68 which it does not look like my stand is adjustable like your 88, but when it is on the 2025R I know it tends to drag the ground some when loading it on my trailer.
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With a 4R like yours, I doubt it would be near the problem one might run into with a smaller tractor that can't raise it's hitch that high. Mine is the WC68 which it does not look like my stand is adjustable like your 88, but when it is on the 2025R I know it tends to drag the ground some when loading it on my trailer.
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