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    70 series gear ratios

    i appreciate all your advice mel and when we build our next tractor that is the transmisson we will be using. I do realize the tranmissions in an 11 and 13 are completely diferent. we are not at the top levels of pulling. we are mostly pulling 3000 rpm classes and changing govener springs and...
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    70 series gear ratios

    so one last thought then i'm outta ideas, an 1175 ring gear has to be aprox %30 faster than a 13 because of the planitarys right?? anyone know if that will fit?? anyone have an idea if my guess is right on gearing?? if anyone has some info it would be really appreciated! would be cool to spank...
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    1175

    its a HUGE undertaking to get a 1370 to 9500 but it can be done. i think it would be easier to get the 1175 to your target weght but a 70 series case has a lot of cast on them and they are heavy!! good luck
  4. L

    70 series gear ratios

    no luck there, lots of assembley diagrams, no luck on tractordata either. the advertised speed for both tractors the same in 3-3 but diffferent for other gears, running out of ideas
  5. L

    70 series gear ratios

    ok i'll give that a shot, thanks
  6. L

    70 series gear ratios

    no one one here knows if the ring gears in a 1570 are taller than a 1370?
  7. L

    firestone long bar short bar tires

    I have an opportunity to pick up a pair of these in the size I need for dirt cheap, are they worth a hoot for pulling? I beleive they are the all traction lbsb
  8. L

    70 series gear ratios

    so I have discovered i really need a little taller gear on dad's 1370 hot farm/10,500 open tractor. my question is there a way to make 3-3 higher or 4-1 lower? we can get out in 4-1 with the shorter tires we have but it wheel hops more times than not. in 3-3 with taller tires still run out of...
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    2590 wiring problem

    Gpurrs hit the nail on the head, sorry took so long to respond, been replanting and spraying. took that block apart and cleaned it up then had power to fuse block. then found the second problem the pin connecter where the wiring comes out of the roof into the back of switch panel. purple wire...
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    2590 wiring problem

    hello all, i have a 2590 that has lost the blower fan but everything else electrical works. i have no power to the blower fan fuse but everything else in the fuse block has power. Had this same problem last summer and replaced the relay on the frame by the starter and everything there still...
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    770 puller

    rpm limit is 6000 and i have several small block chevys from the roundy round days that will do that all day with the right heads intake and carb, i want to get as close as i can to the 6000 mark. i guess i should say 18.4-34 tires are what i have, 18.4-38 biggest tire you can have
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    770 puller

    i've seen what happens to a M, also just helped my buddy with a massy44 fix a lot of rear end pieces and i don't know much about olivers other than before we switched to case we were all ollivers and dad pulled an 88 back in the day so thats what i want to build. just wondering if this tractor...
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    770 puller

    ok so the under over out for sure, i don't have to worry about fitting in the tub as we really only need the rear end and sheet metal, allowed to build our own front frame. so general opinion is find an 88 or earlly 880 rear end? 770 rear isn't as tough?
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    770 puller

    should mention the tractor of choice seems to be a massy 44 or farmall m, there is a guy in this class with a 88 non super and that seems to hold up well
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    770 puller

    so dad and i are starting another project, looking to build a tractor for a 5000 lb v8 hot rod class and would kinda like to build an oliver, found a guy with a rough 770 with a seized motor looking like a good possibility, probably lookin at 375- 400 horse, will the under/over take it? how...
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