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Re: Pulling Question: S M v. SMTA Pulling Power
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Posted by Wardner Randolph on October 22, 2005 at 10:27:53 from (4.154.242.178):
In Reply to: Re: Pulling Question: S M v. SMTA Pulling Power posted by JaredM on October 22, 2005 at 04:20:09:
No, your only option is too use the low-low option. Don't know where to find one but I assume some specialty tractors all had them. For instance, a cotton picker or some specialized harvester might be so equipped. My parts book doesn't give the teeth count on the first gear of the low-low countershaft so I can't tell what the ratio is. I think that a M or SM ring gear and mainshaft will fit your tractor. That should speed up all the gears in a SW6 which is NOT what you want, I presume.
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