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77 rearend

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Mike B

01-16-2004 19:07:10




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Is the transmission gearing and rearend ratio the same in a 77 gas & diesiel?




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old

01-16-2004 19:16:48




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 Re: 77 rearend in reply to Mike B, 01-16-2004 19:07:10  
I would say yes since my catalog does not ask for gas or diesel, Ithink its just the engine that is not the same. I maybe wrong and others will let you know if I am



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J. Schwiebert

01-16-2004 20:40:21




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 Re: Re: 77 rearend in reply to old, 01-16-2004 19:16:48  
Here is a political answer. it may or may not be if you are comparing two tractors side by side. If you have the Cxx and then a letter at the end after the serial number and the numbers and the sufix letter is the same, the two tractors are the same, if not then no. The key is which ring and pinon you have and most are the same. There is a table in the Oliver shop manual but I have mine put away. so someone else will need to help anser that. Example. We had a guy who farmed little 40 & 60 acre plots all over. He ordered a 1650 with a high speed rear end to cut down on his travel time. It would not have made any difference is he had order the gas engine or the diesel. Confused?

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