dqdave1
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I would assume the speed is determined by what size tires you have on your unit.
Top speed for TC45DA?
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jinman
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Yes, it's determined by tire type and transmission type. The 13.8 mph is with R4s on the HST. The R1s give you about 14.2 as I remember, but those numbers were posted pre-cab. The cab might limit pedal travel and reduce top speed also.
cardenharry
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I have a caseih DX33 and I have always wondered about the speed. The book says 15 MPH. I checked mine recently with a GPS running full throttle and at about 2700 rpm. Top speed 10 MPH. Have R4 tires. Thought maybe something was wrong with mine but guesss others have the same problem.
RickB
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If you guys adjust the pedal stops, be sure not to back them off so far that the hydro is bottoming out internally. The limiting factor needs to be the external mechanical stop.
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yakman$
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I have a TC45DA with cab and all tho have not put a speedo or gps on it i am sure it goes fatster then 15 MPH
Dont get me wrong it is still way to slow for me i have been asking the dealer about it and they will be looking in to it for me at my next service...
I will try to GPS it for all this weekend i will be bringing it home from the cottage......trip is 4.9 miles takes me 18 min's max pending traffic....
Dont get me wrong it is still way to slow for me i have been asking the dealer about it and they will be looking in to it for me at my next service...
I will try to GPS it for all this weekend i will be bringing it home from the cottage......trip is 4.9 miles takes me 18 min's max pending traffic....
