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Case LA Gearing
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Kelly Adams
06-20-2009 17:29:25
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I'm looking for ideas how to lower the gear ratio in a Case LA. These machines were made to get over the ground, but I want to have fun in the tractor pulls. The gearing is too high even in 1st gear. Anyone have some ideas?
Thanks
Kelly
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Jim McVay
06-25-2009 13:36:39
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Re: Case LA Gearing in reply to Kelly Adams, 06-20-2009 17:29:25
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You might look into a 600-900 and see if you can convert to a 6 speed or just use some of the parts. It would pull best with 18.4 x 34 rubber.
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Doug Price
06-25-2009 06:19:34
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Re: Case LA Gearing in reply to Kelly Adams, 06-20-2009 17:29:25
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Kelly, I own a machine shop in Roscoe, Illinois. We make custom gears & shafts for drag racing cars that need trans upgrades. We change the gear ratio's if needed. We also use high strength alloy steel that seems to hold up better than original in most cases. I have been interested in making tractor gears for some time. If you would like to discuss further, please send me an e-mail. I grew up on a farm, and my father-in-law is an avid Case collector. Doug.
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Walterdavies
06-21-2009 22:45:56
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Re: Case LA Gearing in reply to Kelly Adams, 06-20-2009 17:29:25
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Use smaller diameter tires I once saw a set 2600X30 on ebay real wide but not very high.
Walt
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dboll
06-20-2009 20:20:47
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Re: Case LA Gearing in reply to Kelly Adams, 06-20-2009 17:29:25
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about as easy to build a bigger engine if speed isn't an issue
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