daTeacha
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Okay, most of these are acrobat files. I hope I can get them posted here, but they may be too big.
tire links, I hope
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kennyd
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Rich,
You need to reply to your own posts so we can follow this. The posts are getting all mixed up.
You need to reply to your own posts so we can follow this. The posts are getting all mixed up.
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Right! Post a link, then go back to view your post, hit reply and add the next link. That way they'll all be under the same thread and in a row.
John
Right! Post a link, then go back to view your post, hit reply and add the next link. That way they'll all be under the same thread and in a row.
John
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daTeacha
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Yeah, I realize that now. Just feel funny talking to myself. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
I thought I understood it, but where did the 1.4 come from ?
Is this a magic ratio ? Are ALL FWA tractors designed on a 1:1.4 ratio of front to rear axle ratios ?
If not, where can I find the ratio between MY front and rear axles' reduction ratios ?
It IS a "ratio of ratios", right ?
Is this a magic ratio ? Are ALL FWA tractors designed on a 1:1.4 ratio of front to rear axle ratios ?
If not, where can I find the ratio between MY front and rear axles' reduction ratios ?
It IS a "ratio of ratios", right ?
normde2001
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Measure the circumferences and divide the rear # by the front #, As in 90 divided by 60 = 1.5 to 1.
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daTeacha
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It depends on your stock tire sizes. The new Mahindras seem to have pretty big front tires compared to other tractors the same size, so would have different ratios.