Adam Simcock
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Can anyone tell me if they ever made a creeper gear for a super H? If so where may I find one?
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Janicholson
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Not a true creeper. Using a hydraulic pump, using a motor an chain reduction to drive the belt pulley as a power in, while blocking the clutch down worked as a non draft creeper on many tractors. A low first gear was an option, but it was slower, not creeping. Jim
You can't use the PTO with such a "hydra creeper" setup.
In order for the PTO to work, the clutch has to be engaged to the flywheel. In order for the hydra-creeper to work, the clutch pedal has to be blocked down, disengaging the clutch from the flywheel.
The hydra-creeper idea works for pulling a vegetable transplanter but not much else. If you were looking to use it with a rototiller, it's a non-starter.
In order for the PTO to work, the clutch has to be engaged to the flywheel. In order for the hydra-creeper to work, the clutch pedal has to be blocked down, disengaging the clutch from the flywheel.
The hydra-creeper idea works for pulling a vegetable transplanter but not much else. If you were looking to use it with a rototiller, it's a non-starter.
Kevin C (MD)
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You will have to look around every tractor junk yard in your area. The X1A suffix on the serial is how i found mine. I threw out the lookout on the Farmall forum on this site and found one in Conn. Long ride for me but we brought it home. Good luck...theyre out there.
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