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C 141 High/Low range

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kcuttuck

I have a C 141 with the 3 speed with reverse and high and low range. The shift leaver for high/low range moves and it feels like it goes from one gear to another but the speeds don't seem to be any different. any suggestions? In low range 1st gear it seems a little too fast for tilling. I would think it would be just crawling.

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Lane Ranger

You could have an issue with the low ranger shifting fork.   There is a section in the Transmission  manual on the high-low  transmissions for C models that will give you some pointers.   Check in the transmission section of Red Square.

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kcuttuck

Thanks, I'll check it out.

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stevasaurus

Yep, it should crawl if you are in 1st gear low.  If it is a slow walk, you are probably in 1st gear high.  Most likely it is the shift fork and this requires opening up the trans to fix.  The parts are available and not real hard to do.  :)

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