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3rd gear creeper engaged is slower than first. Creeper is a 4:1 ratio.
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3rd gear creeper engaged is slower than first. Creeper is a 4:1 ratio.
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At one time I had a 122 with creeper and a 125.

Now I have two 125's
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I'm not debating.... but I use the creeper I put on my 1050 all the time. Perfect for garden work. I use it when I'm tilling, and when I cultivate. Tilling, I run in 3rd with the creeper, but sometimes slower if need be. Cultivating when the crop is small, I ran in 1st creeper and about half throttle just a day or two ago. Might think it's slow, but I did everything I currently have planted in about 30 min. I can't hoe it by hand that fast. (Nor do I plan to hand weed a garden that big.) I used to like cultivating with a hydro, but the speed is so much more consistent with a gear drive. I like it better.
I concede that yes, for gardening work the creeper does have it's place, which I would assume is what it was designed for. I should have specified that for someone who doesn't need one, it is more of a "cool factor" or even a selling point.
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