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7060 torque limiter
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    Posted: 08 Jun 2017 at 9:39pm
A technician that I am acquainted with, took the torque limiter apart and found
2  Bellville washers. I don't believe I have ever heard of this before. I think it
should function properly if everthing has the right measurements and 1 Belleville
washer is used . Or am I wrong?
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they were trying to get to hold with more force machine flywheel a little more problem fixed
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Local dealer on 7060's especially uses 2 Bellevue washers and puts a lock washer under the Bellevue clamp to compensate for the added Bellevue.  They claim that with the extra horsepower of the 7060 over the smaller models, it has a tendency to slip the torque limiter. 
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Originally posted by 210Postin 210Postin wrote:

they were trying to get to hold with more force machine flywheel a little more problem fixed
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I started double springing them in 1978 for a pulling tractor. A good quality 1/2" lock washer is the same thickness as the second Belleville spring. Longer Gr8 bolts are used in the spacer stools. You can't machine a flywheel enough to get the same results as two springs.
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use one spring will hold 300 hp
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