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cat gearing
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Are you talking about changing the gearing on one you have? or comparing a Cat to a Case?
Anythings possible, but in this case nothing's practical. You could make a custom smaller/larger sprocket and the changes to go with it. A torque converter could be changed for one with more torque multiplication, even more impractical though.
Anythings possible, but in this case nothing's practical. You could make a custom smaller/larger sprocket and the changes to go with it. A torque converter could be changed for one with more torque multiplication, even more impractical though.
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The older Cat machines that had a SP at the end of the serial number meant they had special internal parts in them. Most of the time it was different gearing. Check with your dealer.