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Sprockets for cc case

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don ruscha

05-17-1999 19:21:06




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i would like to know if any one knows of larger sized sprockets for the rear axle on a cc case. i need to slow my tractor down for tractor pulling.here in missouri where i pull they have a 3.5 mph speed limit on pulling the sled & i am too fast i just idle to pull. that kills my power i need lower gears bad HELP! THANKS ALL.




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mm

05-17-1999 21:35:25




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 Re: sprockets for cc case in reply to don ruscha, 05-17-1999 19:21:06  
Look like the Deere boys win again. The CC has a factory high speed low. If you can't find a bigger set of sprockets, if they will fit. Different transmission gears would be suspect too. The cheapest solution could be shorter tires. Better make them wide. Or run in the open class.



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don ruscha

05-18-1999 17:35:51




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 Re: Re: sprockets for cc case in reply to mm, 05-17-1999 21:35:25  
john deer boys don't win all the time i still place just not first. in my area that i pull they limit us to 14.9 on tire size so that smaller tire is about out. we also pull percentage & a wider tire weights more. but like you said john deer boys might win but like always the majority rules by voting in rules for them selves& knocking out the competition so they can WIN! thanks for the advice but CASE rules over jd

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mm

05-19-1999 16:43:41




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 Re: Re: Re: sprockets for cc case in reply to don ruscha, 05-18-1999 17:35:51  
Don't the transaxle cases of the CC and DC look similiar? If they resemble each other the slower speed parts of the DC could be your solution.



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