turbojerk
Bronze Member
I'd love to get more forward speed out of my GT3204...
what can I do?
what can I do?
SPEED????? HELP
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Tractor Seabee
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At max RPM/throttle your speed is fixed by the governor and gear train. Not much you can do, even bigger engine has no effect unless it has higher RPM capability. I am sure someone knows how to mess with the governor and gain a little. Guys make racers of those type machines.
Ron
Ron
snymat68
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Bigger tires.
Diggin It
Super Star Member
You'll have to tell us more. Is it performing the way it should? Most LTs and GTs only travel 5 or 6 MPH at a maximum. They're for mowing and other similar uses, not much more. If it has slowed down recently, you may have a drive train or transmission issue.
4get gto
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And yea....Rising RPM's isn't the way to increase speed, if you're still going to use it to mow. Changing pulleys or tire size would be only option.
Bob_Bainbridge
Platinum Member
The forward and backward speeds are a function of the pedal adjustments. The linkage can be adjusted to decrease the reverse speed and increase the forward speed. I adjusted my 3235 for the slowest reverse speed I could tolerate which gave me higher forward speed. I also made a modification to the reverse pedal to give it a little more travel. Here is a link to that post:
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...14-cub-cadet-3000-series-slow.html?highlight=
Bob B.