Either wore or broke OR the owner wanted that high speed for some specific reason. If you study the parts books for those tractors you can find the parts I am talking about in there. Just go to the JD parts lookup site, you can do it. Bryce, I don't know if you know what a hay fork in barn is or not but with them you pulled a rope to get the hay into the mow. That neighbor liked to use the high speed in his tractor to pull that rope but to me and I was only 13 at the time I thought he was trying to go way to fast on pulling up the hay fork to be able to control it. He passed that fall from a heart attack at age 69. So only got to know him part of a year as we baled hay for him. Then we ended up renting that farm for 20+ years.
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