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Topic: Strait shift rearend in a 1650 Cub
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| low HP IH owner
11-06-2009 17:51:04
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Can I put a rearend from a 122 in a 1650?? I know I'll have to make a rod for the internal brakes, and come up with the clutch set up but will it bolt up?? THANKS FOR YOUR INPUT!!!
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| low HP IH owner
11-10-2009 16:38:56
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Re: Strait shift rearend in a 1650 Cub in reply to low HP IH owner, 11-06-2009 17:51:04
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| THANKS for the input, its going to be a puller!!
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| stronics
11-09-2009 17:03:07
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Re: Strait shift rearend in a 1650 Cub in reply to low HP IH owner, 11-06-2009 17:51:04
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| Wouldn't you be giving up the hydraulic lift? No way to run it from the standard tranny, right?
I'm spoiled, I like the lift for the snow plow.
Just a thought,
David
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| ANON
11-08-2009 16:53:17
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Re: Strait shift rearend in a 1650 Cub in reply to low HP IH owner, 11-06-2009 17:51:04
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| Really not bad to do. 122 rear bolts right in. Remove all hydro linkages. Find a donor 800,1000,1200,108,128 for clutch parts. Would probably be best to change rubber motor mounts to solid mounts and use the hard driveshaft coupling at rear instead of rubber coupling.Would be a 4 to 6 hour job to do.
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| R Bedell
11-07-2009 04:06:26
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Re: Strait shift rearend in a 1650 Cub in reply to low HP IH owner, 11-06-2009 17:51:04
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| In answer to your question....YES.
You will have to make a lot of modification for a Gear Drive rear end to bolt up to a Hydro Tractor.
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