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I know. I am quoting myself here. I see now that gears are readily available in 10% 26% and up over drives fairly cheaply. Looks like no case modification is needed for 10%.. SH*T Bllwinkel.. Maybe I do need to count teeth.. Crap...
Not for hydro's they aren't.
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. Ya know what... forget it. Your ego tops your concern hands down.

You and 359 others have noticed that .


You just keep refusing to listen!

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You and 359 others have noticed that .


You just keep refusing to listen!

I have addressed all things mentioned here by jon and others with some limited success. How is that refusing to listen? Jons contention is I dont know what 10 mph is.. Ive only been driving for 32 years "legally" yeah.. thats makes a lot of sense. By the way. 359 views is not 359 people. Let alone the fact that there are only 62 posts. So I am to assume the people that didnt post here saying Im wrong either phoned you and told you their thoughts or your clairvoyant. I am guessing neither of those things are true so that means you like to speak for other people.

Nice try with your post. You make it look like Jon quoted.
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That tractor is too fast. Said no-one ever!
But i did drive an oliver 88 for 10 summers that had a pretty fast road gear.
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