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Old 07-01-2016, 10:20 PM
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UPDATE!!!!! I pulled the creeper off this am as I move it forward the grease flowed and I could here chunkies falling into the pan,that was an oh crap moment but it was just the spirol pin in 4 pieces. Now the next question is----can I swap the creeper and clutch drive shaft assy to my 108 and the clutch and drive shaft out of the 108 to the 1200,all reply's have been welcome. CURT
I just checked my cut list for driveshafts and the difference in length between the two is 1/32" ( 108 is the longer one)
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I just checked my cut list for driveshafts and the difference in length between the two is 1/32" ( 108 is the longer one)
then id say the answer is yes.
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then id say the answer is yes.
The part # is different between the two,I do believe the holes are in a different location.
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The part # is different between the two,I do believe the holes are in a different location.
I took a pic for you...
the only difference appears to be the hole closest to the trans due to the 1200 having a different coupler than the 108, if the driveshafts were switched coupler and all i dont see why it wouldn't work.
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the 1200 uses the same coupler as a 108,so there goes that idea.
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the 1200 uses the same coupler as a 108,so there goes that idea.
havent been around to many 1200s but the ones i have seen had a setup with rag joints like a hydro, my 108 and all the other wf gd i own have a solid metal coupler.
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Tim, you have a point there.
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Tim, you have a point there.
well that's 1 for me and about 100 for you so your still winning.
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The only other issue I can see is why change the driveshafts?
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I agree, why not just replace the 1200 creeper pin and move on.

Will the Wide Frame bearing fork work in the QL tractor?

How did the pin get into 4 pieces?
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