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Ramsey Rear PTO Gearbox for Implements
“Andy’s Picks”
I was unaware Ramsey made a rear PTO gearbox for implements. I thought it was only Spicer… there. I learned something today.
you selling the pto
No, Andy was just sharing that he had not seen Ramsey units before.
These Ramsey gearboxes are pretty cool and come along from time to time. They should include a rear plate of steel that bolts them
Up to rear bumper drawbar etc. I’ve got an odd one here somewhere that has an output shaft coming out of both ends! Never seen that before on any gearbox. I’ll try to find my pics and post em