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Brad Photo

10-16-2006 15:47:55

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HowHow do I tell if the Gs I have the creeper gear?

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Butch(OH)

10-16-2006 18:51:59

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Re: creeper gear? in reply to Brad Photo, 10-16-2006 15:47:55

Yes, one of the sad follies of Allis collecting was a few years ago when the value of the ultra rare low creeper gear G went down the tubes with info that showed how to put the low gear into operation in any G. Some, or most (I am not a G man) were deactivated at the factory for reasons unknown, by moving the shift rail out of position as the other poster has shown. My guess is it was easier and cheaper to put the gear in all of them and deactivate it for those who didnt want to pay the $22 or whatever for the option than to make them both ways, but pure speculation is all that is.

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Joe M(GA)

10-16-2006 17:36:24

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Re: creeper gear? in reply to Brad Photo, 10-16-2006 15:47:55

first picture again

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Joe M(GA)

10-16-2006 17:34:11

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Re: creeper gear? in reply to Brad Photo, 10-16-2006 15:47:55

Brad, most all G's have the creeper gear. The ones that don't think they have usally have had the shift rail for it get too far out of proper location for the shifter to reach it. To start, have the tractor in neutral, grasp the shifter and holding it straight, "roll" your wrist to the right, then push forward. You will know when you let the clutch out if it's in low-low.
shifter should look like this-

if you get nothing, it's time to remove the snapring and spacer so you can pull the shifter out. you should be able to see the low-low shift rail over to the left and a bit forward. If you're in neutral and don't see the notch, reach in with a bar or stout screwdriver and hook the notch and pry it back. re-install the shifter and try again

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