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Topic: farmall m ower
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| james kronstad
03-10-2013 14:29:19
75.121.174.233
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question did they ever make a hi low range for the m or h just like to know and were i could possible get one.
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| gene bender
03-10-2013 21:09:34
67.55.226.151
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Re: farmall m ower in reply to james kronstad, 03-10-2013 14:29:19
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| You could but a overdrive set of gears that went in the tranny. Two manufacturers were Heisler and M@. They had speeds between 4th and 5th also reverse was affected and pto speed increased.
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| david hamblin
03-10-2013 15:24:02
173.215.5.19
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Re: farmall m ower in reply to james kronstad, 03-10-2013 14:29:19
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| they were called a hiesler transmission thanks dave
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| Paul in WI
03-10-2013 15:09:18
174.124.68.153
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Re: farmall m ower in reply to james kronstad, 03-10-2013 14:29:19
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| Near the end of the run on letter model"s they made a M-TA, then they went to the 300-400 and they had the TA and other options
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| Janicholson
03-10-2013 15:07:08
199.17.6.29
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Re: farmall m ower in reply to james kronstad, 03-10-2013 14:29:19
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| There were 9 speed units made. They were stop and shift style gear accessories.
They produced 4 speeds that were between 4th and 5th. Which was good for rototilling (not rotary hoe) and pulling wagons on the road. They were not between the existing speeds. M&W and Heisler were the two most common brands. Jim
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| ksampson
03-10-2013 15:04:10
50.123.208.125
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Re: farmall m ower in reply to james kronstad, 03-10-2013 14:29:19
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| Ya it was a nine speed. Didn't work in fifth gear.
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