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Question for J. Schweibert.

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Bobby C.

09-27-2004 15:35:02




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John can you tell me what the percentage of increase and reduction is on the 3 speed over and under on the 1955 olivers. How much heavier built inside are these units compared to the ones in the 1655's? I think they are all the same dimensions on the outside are they not? Thanks in advance Bob




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j meyer

09-27-2004 17:21:57




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 Re: Question for J. Schweibert. in reply to Bobby C., 09-27-2004 15:35:02  
I'm not who you called out for, but I read in an issue of Better Farming I got that the Over/Under gives you 20% over and 20% under. Mr. Schweibert will let you know how close that is.



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J. Schwiebert

09-27-2004 18:38:58




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 Re: Question for J. Schweibert. in reply to j meyer, 09-27-2004 17:21:57  
Mr Meyer you did a fine job. it is kind of humous but when cleaning a box of stuff from my mothers that my dad had there was flyer on the new Over-Under stuck in with some of his steam engine stuff and it was called the 20% lever. On the parts of course the imput shaft is different. I have been gone for almost 30 years from doing this on a day to day basis, but I can remember some consolidation on parts, etc. we had a customer who went from a 570 Cockshutt to a 2-144 Mighty Tow and I remember there were lots of changes there when we rebuilt his over under.. I would check with your dealer or get back with toward the end of the week. You may also get a chuckle out of this but the Hydra-power was 23 % and it was based on an ASAE paper presented by: John Deere.

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Larry from MD

09-28-2004 12:35:06




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 Re: Question for J. Schweibert. in reply to J. Schwiebert, 09-27-2004 18:38:58  
The hydro powers i have are 30% and the ads say 30%.Deere bought out funk engeneering and thats the unit that is 23%.People get them confused.



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J. Schwiebert

09-28-2004 18:03:42




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 Re: Question for J. Schweibert. in reply to Larry from MD, 09-28-2004 12:35:06  
This paper that Deere put out was in the early 1960's long before they purchased funk. I will need to check a few things. The 4020 Power shift is closer to that than what the manual sycrorange were.



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