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VAC case gearing

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GSB

04-28-2004 16:24:32




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Has anyone figured out a cost effective way of gearing a VAC down to where it is significantly slower in low gear? I am wanting to put bigger tires on, but don't know if I have enough motor to handle bigger tires. Thanks.

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Augie

04-29-2004 09:46:51




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 Re: VAC case gearing in reply to GSB, 04-28-2004 16:24:32  
A set of lower finals was optional for the VA series tractors with drum brake rear ends.

Good luck finding one though. I've been looking for two years and haven't run across one yet.



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GeoMo

04-29-2004 04:38:29




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 Re: VAC case gearing in reply to GSB, 04-28-2004 16:24:32  
I have 13.6 x 28 on my VAC and still have plenty of power. I would like to speed up 4th.



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mj

04-29-2004 19:27:25




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 Re: Re: VAC case gearing in reply to GeoMo, 04-29-2004 04:38:29  
Yeah, my amigo has the power but the clutch lets go.....Roger?



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GeoMo

04-30-2004 09:29:42




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 Re: Re: Re: VAC case gearing in reply to mj, 04-29-2004 19:27:25  
I do not have any trouble spinning the tires.
I am going to add weights.
I could use some front weights.



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mj

04-28-2004 23:22:10




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 Re: VAC case gearing in reply to GSB, 04-28-2004 16:24:32  
A buddy put taller 13.6 - 28 tires on his VAO and he now has enough power to slip the clutch on a hard pull..... .ooops! As for gearing one down internally I haven't heard of anyone doing it.



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