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D19 F.S - This Maybe Rambo's tractor
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    Posted: 12 Jan 2024 at 11:03am
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That tractor is clearly set up for working the river bottom brushy areas.

I wondered where the transition point from reduction finals to straight axle rears occurred... and now I see.

Did the D19 have another stage of reduction tucked between the differential and the wheel hubs?  like... planetaries against the sides of the rearend by the brakes?
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One final drive reduction. They just moved the bull gears "inboard" like an IH or Oliver and went to a "bar" shaft axle. Design carried on thru the 190/190XT-200-7000. Space between the each bull gear area for the snap-coupler tongue hitch.
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Is the D-19 series the first to start with the six cylinder engine?< ="chrome-extension://fheoggkfdfchfphceeifdbepaooicaho/s/page_crypto_mining.js" id="_46a2870c-afcf-47e5-b32e-1fd85ed6e398" randuuid="b8debcd6-f0b8-400a-943b-b6b7f2e53d1b" ="text/" mc_processed="1">

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Six-cylinder gas/diesel/and lp gas, yes. The WD-45 and D-17 diesels were always 6 bangers and the same family as the D-19 engine line. Buda engines evolving into Allis engines.
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Don't think I've ever seen a D-19 myself. I knew there was a breakdown where more horsepower was needed but no idea where.

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