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Old 11-09-2009, 08:57 PM
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You answered it before, on MTF. He has 2 threads going on over there with some of the same questions.
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I stated that at the start of this thread. I was told over there to ask " the other guys"

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The creeper is easy to install, but they aren't cheap, that's for sure. I got mine on a parts tractor, and the guy selling it didn't know what it was. Check them out on e-bay, I believe they go for $150 and up! 1st gear in low range is about 0.6mph if I remember correctly. The creeper gear provides a 4 to 1 reduction compared to direct drive (hi range).
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what is involved in installing them ??
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Go into the Technical Library section and find the chassis service manual for the 1x6/1x7 series. In section 2, page 28 it will tell you all about installing a creeper gear on your tractor. Download and print the manual, there's lots of great information in there. Jason
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looks like you gotta split the tractor
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Yup...Jason
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now im back to wondering if I chg the pulley if that will compensate for the ground speed ??
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