Posted by FastFarmall on March 03, 2021 at 05:21:57 from (209.188.76.50):
In Reply to: Turned around loader posted by super99 on March 03, 2021 at 04:32:56:
I did it on a Super M. T. A,and i flipped the ring and pinion, had to cut one end off the shift rails,weld that part on the other end, and then put on a new shifting socket, and shift threw the Belt Pulley plate,that has to be made!Then the shift lever is to the right side, of your right arm. I ran the Loader pump of the PTO and the power steering off the engine pump.That part worked fine.You have to reverse your brake petals and clutch,from side to side, it was a lot of work, Brakes weren't the best, but you have to get under the load,and then lift a little to move it,, other wise theirs no weight on the drivers, and you sit and spin! Have fun, but it's winter project in my opinion!
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