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don ruscha

05-26-1999 19:51:03




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can any one tell me if the 1st gears in a dc will work in a cc. i need a slower 1st gear any information will help. thanks all




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mm

05-28-1999 19:58:06




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 Re: cc case in reply to don ruscha, 05-26-1999 19:51:03  
Your going to have to research this yourself or find somebody that has done it before. For starters: you could start by finding out if the bearings on the transmission shafts are the same on the CC as the DC. If they are you could take that as encouraging. If you happen to have a CC parts tractor you could disassmble it and find a DC parts tractor and compare parts. Naturally, this is alot of work but could be the only solution to the situation. The other thing you may not have considered: If the guys have already outlawed you with a 3.5 mph speed limit what do you forcast them to do after you convert your tractor to legal. I would assume that they would legislate you illegal again somehow. To think your STOCK tractor is ILLEGAL in STOCK transmission gears is stupid.

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don ruscha

05-29-1999 19:16:09




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 Re: Re: cc case in reply to mm, 05-28-1999 19:58:06  
i know how to dig through bone yards i just thought someone out there had done something like this. as far as the rules go they done the speed limit so they didn't have to check all the tractors for stock RPM . the old case is the only tractor that has a fast 1st gear & if i could slow it down i would have more HP to up a bigger class and pull where i am now. so gears is NOT so DUMB. thanks any way

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