Woodbeef
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OK now you're saying it is a torque converter drive with a high and low for each track???
Dozer suggestion?
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Will_C
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The bigger Case dozers had a high-low on each track, from the 450 size up. The new dozers are hydrostatic drive, don't know exactly when that started.
ScottAR
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Started after the CNH merger. They look just like the New Hollands which look just like the Fiat Hitachi/now Fiat Kobelcos in Europe.
Woodbeef, Just like Will C said, High/Low for each.
Woodbeef, Just like Will C said, High/Low for each.
Woodbeef
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Ok but how is each track powered???
ScottAR
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All I really have for details is a brochure for a 1450. It looks like the power for each track is divided right out of the convertor. There appears to be two inputs for the trans. It almost looks like two transmissions in a common housing.
This system came from the American tractor corp Case bought in '57.
This system came from the American tractor corp Case bought in '57.
