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7030 through 7080 wheel speed
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    Posted: 31 Jan 2014 at 6:08pm
I think the 7050 and 60 are the fastest? but where do they make up the speed at. the tranny? rearend or the gear reduction on the axel I know they run different tires. if its the gear reduction can you inter change? thanks brad
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7010-20-30-40 have the slowest final drives and are all the same. The 7045-50-60 are faster/fastest and are all the same. Ring and pinion ratios the same for ALL of them, but 7045-50-60 have wider/longer teeth compared to 7010 thru 7040. Range trans gears all the same for Power Director trans.   Power Shift range trans are 20% faster in high range over Power Director high range.
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thanks dr allis
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Somewhere along the powerdirector highside gearing was changed, by one tooth to speedup highside. hollow shaft 28 teeth to 29 teeth, countershaft gear 39 teeth  to 38 teeth.
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When the 7040-60-80's were introduced, the input shafts (2) and countershaft driven gears(2) were changed speeding up everything equal amounts. The 7030-7050's have unique parts when it comes to those input shafts/countershaft gears.
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So if you put a power shift rearend tractor on the back of a power shift tractor. You will run 20% faster ???? Will it bolt up ?    So I could run down the road at 24-25 mph            IG
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Yes. Neat idea, isn't it??
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