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Old 09-06-2015, 08:17 PM
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if it were me id use a gear drive and put an under drive gear set in it to make up for the taller tires, i think you'll find the hydro will feel under powered with the taller tires.
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my agway has 27 inch tall tires with a hydro,but it also has low range. perhaps double gearboxes from a jeep or small car would work
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turned it around. looking forward to progress pixs.
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Very cool! Thank you much.
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How about chain drive from the original axle flange to a split jackshaft to mount your oversize rear tires? This should move drive strain from original drive line to parts heavy enough to handle the workload -and be easily adjustable ratio if you later want to change it.

Basically like a chain drive MACK truck.

I'd probably try 4 or 5 to one to start; our 12hp singles do not have as much torque as the 60ci. four cylinders in full size CUBS. A simple flange with a stub shaft to bolt on the wheel flange should get you started.


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Got a lil more done. Still in mocking stages. Hope to get a lil more done tomorrow.
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Got a lil more done. Still in mocking stages. Hope to get a lil more done tomorrow.
Must have put Helium in the tires to keep the tires lite.
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You know it.!! Is there a i can make sure my pics come in the right way?
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