Power Cradle

Multiply the PTO speed on your BCS tractor, and multiply the possibilities!

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  • $399


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My BCS is an essential piece of equipment on our property. By far my favorite and most used attachment is the flail mower. I attach the sulky and have a seat while I mow the property. This beast will chew up and pulverize whatever it can run over. It has made me the most money out of all the attachments.
Breezy Pines Farm | New Brunswick, Canada
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FEATURES
  • Increases PTO speed from 990 to 3600 RPMs.
  • "Mini-transmission" has heat treated steel gears and shafts.
  • Includes the Quick Hitch bushing for mounting to implement.
  • Required for powering the Log Splitter, Pressure Washer, and Water Transfer Pump attachments.
OVERVIEW

Multiply the PTO speed, multiply the possibilities!

Technically, the Power Cradle is a mini-transmission attached to the BCS tractor's power take-off (PTO) shaft that increases the maximum speed of the PTO from 990 to 3600 revolutions per minute (RPM). It's required to operate the Log Splitter, Pressure Washer, and Water Transfer Pump attachments.

The Power Cradle, with its built-in quick coupler, enables attachments that require the faster operating speed to be installed and removed quickly and with very little effort.

Functionally, by duplicating the speed of the engine crankshaft, the possibility exists to power any and all tools that would normally be powered directly by an engine of equal horsepower.

Like BCS's tractor transmission, this mini-transmission features heat-treated steel gears and shafts, supported by embedded ball bearings, and runs in oil bath.

Mounting attachments to the Power Cradle is quick and convenient. The output shaft of the Power Cradle features the Quick Hitch bushing, and the male tang is an integral part of each attachment.

Instead of purchasing a Water Pump, Pressure Washer or Log Splitter, each with its own engine, you can add these tools as attachments for your BCS tractor. Save on storage space, reduce your engine maintenance headaches, enable your tools to be self-propelled, and gain the ability to have the engine run independently of the tool.