Engine Mounted Pump Drives - How to Install a Drive Plate
In this video we review how to install a drive plate to an engine, covering several drive plate types and their specific installation processes for pump drive and gearbox applications.
Industrial PTO & Clutch - How to Adjust Bearings for Inline vs Side Load Applications
In this video we walk you through the steps for adjusting the main bearings on a PTO, focusing on the differences between inline and side load applications.
Industrial PTO & Clutch - Importance of Properly Greasing Bearings
In this video we explain the importance of applying the correct amount of grease to the main bearings of a Twin Disc PTO, ensuring optimal performance and longevity of your equipment.
Industrial PTO & Clutch - How & Why to Bump a Clutch
In this video we cover the essentials of "bumping a clutch," its importance, and how to do it correctly for industrial clutches and PTOs to extend their life and ensure smooth operation.
Twin Disc has taken its field-proven marine transmissions and created the MGE Series of gearboxes. This design provides power from the motor immediately in both clockwise and counter-clockwise directions.
Benefits of a Torsional Coupling for your Pump Drive or Gearbox Application
The last few years of emissions restrictions on diesel engines have brought with them issues that the effect other components within the drivetrain. A common occurrence we’ve seen is the latest tiers of industrial diesel engines, Tier 4 and Tier 4F, is that the tier upgrades that produce lower emissions and more power in a smaller package results in increased torsional vibration.
In this video we discuss the important information on your Kessler spec tag/data plate in order to fully identify your unit. In most instances, to proceed with parts, service, or technical service you will need to identify your unit. We also provide steps on how to proceed if there is no spec tag on your unit.
What Information is Needed When Updating a Pump Drive or Gearbox Application
Austin discusses what information is needed when you are replacing a hydraulic pump drive or gearbox with a new one. The easiest way to begin this process is to email us pictures of the spec tag that is on the existing unit.