K-Mo: I should have been more specific, look at the photo I posted in help identify yesterday. This unit is for SA, 100, 130 or 140. I know all about Hydra Creeper drive, definitely not that.
Does it look anything like the drive for your Auburn Trencher. I ask this as this unit as bolted to the back of a offset could hide a shaft going under the transaxle. I'd be interested in your opinion as I've never seen an Auburn Trencher on and offset Farmall.
I've had this photo close to 4 years now, each time I post it no one seems to know the device or how it works. The description given to me with the photo, was power was transmitted from top shaft to the shown PTO shaft then back to the rear end via the lower shaft. I have never been able to contact this individual to ask more questions. I you can solve it, that would be great.
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