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    SIII PTO's?

    what PTO options were available? i know there were the welder/compresor/V-belt and the shaft to the rear crossmember varieties that mount on the back of the transfer case, but talking to my dad he swears blind he had one mounted to the bottom of the transfer case on his SWB S3

    he's still kicking himself for selling it......

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    yep, they were available, like rockin horse doo to find..

    only ever seen one and would dearly love to own one myself.

    they were very expensive to buy when new apparently ....
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    The welder and compressor used a multi-vee pulley on the back of the transfer box and ran the belts through the floor to the item being driven in the back. Well that's how I understand it from the drawings
    Perhaps that is what your Dad had,
    Cheers Charlie

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    Quote Originally Posted by chazza View Post
    The welder and compressor used a multi-vee pulley on the back of the transfer box and ran the belts through the floor to the item being driven in the back. Well that's how I understand it from the drawings
    Perhaps that is what your Dad had,
    Cheers Charlie
    yea, thats the one that bolts onto the back of the transfer case in the same location an overdrive unit fits

    the one i'm talking about actually bolts on underneath

    incisor, theres a S3 shorty getting around somewhere with one still fitted...... owner probably doesnt even know!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprint View Post
    yea, thats the one that bolts onto the back of the transfer case in the same location an overdrive unit fits

    the one i'm talking about actually bolts on underneath

    incisor, theres a S3 shorty getting around somewhere with one still fitted...... owner probably doesnt even know!
    The "bottom" power take off was used when people had something in the mainshaft PTO hole. In S3 this was often the overdrive unit.

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    the one i saw was a swb at kippa-ring in brissy...

    uncleho may remember whether it was a iii or not, he was there as well...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies View Post
    The "bottom" power take off was used when people had something in the mainshaft PTO hole. In S3 this was often the overdrive unit.

    Diana
    which is why i would love one. not taking my toro off
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    which is why i would love one. not taking my toro off
    Exactly why lots of people want them, or in some cases for vehicles which have modified/replaced gearboxes on standard transfer cases.

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    You mean to say, that I can get a grand total of 3 (yes three) PTO's on my S3 Landy?

    I have a Daihatsu five speed truck gearbox with a PTO on the left side of the box.
    I don't need an O\D sitting on the back, so I can put another PTO there.
    And. I can put another PTO on the "bottom?" of the T\case?

    Let me see.

    Winch, Hydraulic pump, Welder, Bilge pump, Shaft Generator, Rotary hoe, power mower, and a machine that goes WooHoo.
    How much more can these little trucks do?

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    Quote Originally Posted by shorty943 View Post
    You mean to say, that I can get a grand total of 3 (yes three) PTO's on my S3 Landy?

    I have a Daihatsu five speed truck gearbox with a PTO on the left side of the box.
    I don't need an O\D sitting on the back, so I can put another PTO there.
    And. I can put another PTO on the "bottom?" of the T\case?

    Let me see.

    Winch, Hydraulic pump, Welder, Bilge pump, Shaft Generator, Rotary hoe, power mower, and a machine that goes WooHoo.
    How much more can these little trucks do?
    capstan winches were available that ran off the crankshaft pulley...... so technically 4 PTO's, and remember, the one that goes through to the rear crossmember can also have the belt drive pulley fitted to it as well!

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