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    Posted: 14 Mar. 2017 at 8:59pm
Can anyone direct me to Rear PTO Gearbox RPM's?Thinking about Setting up the 6 quart Icecream maker I bought off CL. Thanks Kevin
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I too have been tossing the idea around... looking for a large pulley to use and figuring out how to adapt a belt to my drum pulley.

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Originally posted by sandusky sandusky wrote:

Can anyone direct me to Rear PTO Gearbox RPM's?Thinking about Setting up the 6 quart Icecream maker I bought off CL. Thanks Kevin
Make sure to get this verified, but the PTO looks like a standard 540 rpm PTO shaft... now, did the Willys give it that speed? I dunno  Ermm  
And, when I grew up, many tractors had an index mark on the tachometer that showed the throttle setting for output rpm of 540....  I have no idea what engine speed Willys would have used?

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On the home page is Vintage sale brochure, on one of the pages you can view is a table of PTO. speeds. Joe Wadoyado.
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Ice cream maker/ margarita mixer.,,,,either one works for me. Wink
I'll be watching this thread. 

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this is what I'm using for power, figured I'd use a 12" pulley on the ice cream maker and reduce rpm by 50% to slow the revolutions of the ice cream maker to a hand crank speed at engine idle to keep mix against the walls of the freezer longer until frozen. Just a guess on rpms. It's not rocket science LOL.  
I do like the margarita mixer idea better, strictly off road of course! 





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Not my video but came across it a while ago...
youtube ice cream maker
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Originally posted by wadoyado wadoyado wrote:

On the home page is Vintage sale brochure, on one of the pages you can view is a table of PTO. speeds. Joe Wadoyado.

Here's a clickable link to it   http://www.thecj2apage.com/om16.html
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That table is also in the mechanic's manual, if you have one.
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Originally posted by sandusky sandusky wrote:

Can anyone direct me to Rear PTO Gearbox RPM's?Thinking about Setting up the 6 quart Icecream maker I bought off CL. Thanks Kevin
Thanks All. Now I'm on the lookout for a weld up pulley to female P TO ADapter. Off to the Farm Store! I've considered running the back of a belt against my PTO Paper Pulley. Do Kind of a Rube Goldberg type thing . But still have it crank out Ice Cream. Like Taking The Long Way Home.
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I’m in The Final stages of my ice cream maker build. Waiting on the 12” pulley I ordered from the internet. I made a 2” drive pulley to mount to the pto.

Once I get the drive pulley I’ll have to set up the idler pulley and figure out the mounting of the bucket and a few other small details.
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Nice ! You’re way ahead of me.
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Bob,

Post some pictures of your Jeep set up.  I have one set up for a hit and miss engine, getting speed down is critical (plus lots of salt).
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