That is one thing I need to check out in the parts book. Worked a pull yesterday. The 41 model has a slow first gear but the 46 has a high first gear but not sure what year they made the change. And our pull that tractor would be in the 1 plow class and allowed 2 weights on each rear wheel and that is it. No engine mods except for a power block or aluminm gas pistons, no stroking but if they would fit the slow speed gears from a early one in a later one (41 to 46 range) would be allowed. I am sure from a later model that would have a slow speed would not work as they were a single stick tractor while yours is a 2 stick tractor and it would have to be the early 2 stick to get the slow speeds. There were 2 41 models in the pull and both were slow.
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