goodloser1
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I have a ford golden jubilee4 speed. my question is 1st gear seems too fast am I better off switching to a 5 speed from am 800 series or a sherman over under
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Fordfarmer
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A 5-speed won't fit... unless you get the rear end with
it. A Sherman will work, unless you need to use the
pto at the same time. The Sherman will underdrive
the pto as well.
it. A Sherman will work, unless you need to use the
pto at the same time. The Sherman will underdrive
the pto as well.
goodloser1
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i will get the rear end also
Fordfarmer
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Get the hydraulic manifold that runs between the pump and the transmission case, too.
goodloser1
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too fast for tilling and mowing high thick weeds
goodloser1
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i believe the speed in 1st is 3.7 with my 4 speed and will be 2.3 mph when changed
goodloser1
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i believe the speed in 1st is 3.7 with my 4 speed and will be 2.3 mph when changed
Ultradog MN
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NAA speed in 1st @ pto speed is about 3.5 mph. Compare that to a 651 in 1st @ pto speed which is about 2.3 mph.
Goodloser, you will never make a tiller tractor out of it.
If you need one for tilling either find a Select O Speed or trade up for a newer Ford with an 8 speed - like a 3000.
Goodloser, you will never make a tiller tractor out of it.
If you need one for tilling either find a Select O Speed or trade up for a newer Ford with an 8 speed - like a 3000.
Fordfarmer
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1st in a 5-speed is -still- too fast for a rototiller. To
use a tiller effectively, you need a Select-O-Speed or
an 8-speed. I used my cousin's tiller this spring
behind my 4600. 1st was plenty fast, and it's about
half the speed of 1st on a 5-speed.
use a tiller effectively, you need a Select-O-Speed or
an 8-speed. I used my cousin's tiller this spring
behind my 4600. 1st was plenty fast, and it's about
half the speed of 1st on a 5-speed.
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