Dumb Question: White 2-105 Shifter Pattern

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So it seems like this 2-105 I purchased is supposed to have 6 forward and 2 reverse gears, plus the over-direct-under.
If this is correct, how do you do it? From what I "feel" with the shifter, there is just 3 forward and 1 reverse. Am I missing something?
 
What year/series is your 2-105?
We have a 1977 2-135 and it does have 6 forward and 2 reverse gears.
 
Are you new to Oliver and White then? It's a double H pattern. Let the shift center itself,then either push it forward toward the dash or pull it back toward you to get it in the other neutral.
 
(quoted from post at 13:30:22 11/06/19) Are you new to Oliver and White then? It's a double H pattern. Let the shift center itself,then either push it forward toward the dash or pull it back toward you to get it in the other neutral.

Yes, I ve never owned one of these. I bought it from a guy who didn t know anything about it really.
I ll have to play around with it. There is a sticker on the dash showing the dua pattern, but I couldn t figure it out, lol.
 
(quoted from post at 13:24:01 11/06/19) What year/series is your 2-105?
We have a 1977 2-135 and it does have 6 forward and 2 reverse gears.

I honestly don t know yet. I am waiting for the manuals I ordered to arrive, then I can start to figure this thing out.
 
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Maybe these pictures will help. There is an upper & lower pattern. It's usually pretty easy to tell if you are in the upper pattern or
lower.
 

The 2-135 is not the same as a 2-105. The 2-105 pattern is in this old post by rrlund:

(quoted from post at 08:23:05 11/18/16) Hard to tell from this picture of one in the boneyard. The second one is mine with a cab. Along the edge it looks the same. Can't really tell from the first picture if it's wood grain in the center,but looks like it might be?
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Thanks for the help everyone! I went out after work today and played around with it. And it does shift as you all explained. I ve not had a tractor with the double H type pattern before. But now that I understand it, it s quite simple.
 
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