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Old 02-26-2015, 07:46 PM
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When sitting in the seat and moving forward the pinion rotates CW or CCW?
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Sideways?
I was hoping you would say, "In a circle".....
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Now that is funny,everybody knows the spiders cause it to oscillate sideways as it rolls over the wicked web the widow weaves.
Now where is the warm weather, us weary warriors are wanting?
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Si if I put another pinion in going out of the rear cover, it would be rotating CCW.
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Depends on the tractor. 1st pic is a rear for a 2182, looking at it from the back the pinion turns CW. 2nd pic is from a 1641 they turn CCW.
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Sam, you got me. I didn't even know that the HG Hydro tractors pinion rotation was opposite.
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