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Re: McCormick W30?
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Posted by David Saville on August 28, 2002 at 22:29:21 from (142.165.111.249):
In Reply to: McCormick W30? posted by JoeK on August 27, 2002 at 18:42:28:
The first W30's had a 3 speed transmission. Then 4 speed with a 6mph top gear. Final one was a 4 speed with a 10 mph top speed. If your serial number has a P in it that indicates the tractor was built with "pneumatic" wheels (what we call factory rubber) and if it has a T it in that means high speed transmission. The cover plate on the RH side of the trans should have a 10 stamped in it for the high speed trans. Also the remains of yellow letters about 1 inch high reading "10 mph".
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