secondary transmission for a farmall cut

ejensen · Mar 23, 2015

Did IHC or any aftermarket supplier offer and lower gear transmission to install between the differential and the transmission?

gene bender · Mar 23, 2015

I havent been able to find who made them but there were a reducing something installed in the bell housings of B farmalls in Wisconsin for the gensing crop

ejensen · Mar 23, 2015

Gene,

Thanks for the information. Maybe IHC or aftermarket suppliers didn't offer such a device. A ferguson TE 20 I have has sometype of reduction transmission. Low, direct, and high. The reduction gearbox is between the front of the transmission and the clutch with a lever sticking out through the side of the case.

glennster · Mar 23, 2015

sherman made them for the fregies and fords, and there was another company also but i cant remember the name.

Leroy · Mar 23, 2015

His for the Ferguson is a Sherman. They also made a unit for the AC WC

Dalex · Mar 23, 2015

Hupp ?

DMP62 · Mar 23, 2015

You may be thinking of Hupp, they made over/under auxiliary transmissions & a few other add on items.

gene bender · Mar 23, 2015

Yes thats where the linkage came out lever was back by the shifter also a sight glass showing lube level

ejensen · Mar 23, 2015

Glennster,
Yes, that's what it is, a Sherman. Great for lower travel speeds but it also slows down the PTO. When using my woods 4 foot mower cuts best in direct

ejensen · Mar 23, 2015

Glennster,

Yes, that's what it is , a Sherman. Works great when one wants to tractor to move slowly and not jump. Problem is that the Sherman slows down the pto when in low. Running my 4 foot woods billy goat pto mower regular speed works best

ejensen · Mar 23, 2015

dmp62,

I do not know where I got the idea that a secondary transmission was available for the cubs at one time

ejensen · Mar 23, 2015

Leroy,

Yes the extra transmission in my TE 20 Ferguson is a Sherman.

Hobo,NC · Mar 23, 2015

(quoted from post at 23:47:16 03/23/15) Did IHC or any aftermarket supplier offer and lower gear transmission to install between the differential and the transmission?

I had a cub trencher that had a auburn under-dive..

http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/viewtopic.php?t=506520&highlight=cub

old · Mar 23, 2015

There where a number of companies that made aux transmissions. Sherman and Hubb of some such and then Howard. The Howard was call a rotovator and was made so if you had say an 8N you could use a tiller behind it. Never seen or heard of one for a cub but then I have not seen all of what might be out there

ejensen · Mar 23, 2015

Old,
I was able to post on modern view regarding the secondary transmission for a farmall. Thanks again for the help using modern view.

ejensen · Mar 23, 2015

Old,
I was able to post on modern view regarding the secondary transmission for a cub.
Thanks again for the help with modern view

old · Mar 23, 2015

Always happy to help if I can

ejensen · Mar 23, 2015

Old,
I have been using the forum since 2009. Never heard about modern view
Chris

old · Mar 23, 2015

Do not remember when the modern came about but there was vote years ago asking if we wanted to go modern or stay classic so they did both sine the old ones wanted to stay classic and the your ones wanted the other way

ejensen · Mar 24, 2015

Old,
You have obviously been using the forum for a long time. I really like the forum. Gives me the opportunity to communicate with people such as You, that have superior knowledge and experience .

mkirsch · Mar 24, 2015

All posts appear in both views. The site administrators spent a lot of time coming up with a way to synchronize the postings between classic and modern view in order to please everyone.

old · Mar 24, 2015

Been on Y-T from something like March of 1998 or so To give the exact time I would have to go and check my profile

ejensen · Mar 24, 2015

Old,
You have sure learned how to navigate the forum since you joined
Chris
I am 72 years old, definitely a senior. Never ceases to amaze me how little I know about many things. I always have an open mind to learn.
Chris

old · Mar 24, 2015

I went and looked. I have been on Y-T since March 12th 2000. As for learned I was taught when I was young to keep my mouth shut and my eyes and ears open so by doing so I learned too many things. Shoot at one time I could still tell you what E equals MC squared meant but not any more since I have not used that term in well over 3 decades

ejensen · Mar 25, 2015

Old,
When I post on modern view do replys go to my email? How do I return to what I post on modern view?
Thanks,
Chris I posted an inquiry about the total system our host sells for converting a 2N, front mount distributor, to an outside coil. A special cap is required and sold. I think PerTronix came up with it

The Dukester · Mar 25, 2015

Like all Farmalls of that era, the Cub was underpowered, if it had had about 3 more horsepower it would have been a world whipper and not needed any more gears. Short sighted IH engineers had it done quite well in design but were afraid to power it up enough to have a decent reserve when needed. Super models had it but they were about 10 years out of date.....They started falling behind in 1952 and never caught up.

Hobo,NC · Mar 25, 2015

(quoted from post at 04:56:22 03/26/15) Like all Farmalls of that era, the Cub was underpowered, if it had had about 3 more horsepower it would have been a world whipper and not needed any more gears. Short sighted IH engineers had it done quite well in design but were afraid to power it up enough to have a decent reserve when needed. Super models had it but they were about 10 years out of date.....They started falling behind in 1952 and never caught up.

Agree like a Ford flathead you could not help them much... The OHV engines you can... I have a 56 farmall 100 with a late 140 cam, head, overbore kit with firecrater pistons its strong...

The first tractor I brought was a cub I traded it as fast as I could...

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