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Decellerator pedal for HD4 and 653
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    Posted: 07 Mar 2026 at 2:44pm
I will have a batch of the decellerator pedals finished soon. They will fit the HD4 and should fit the 653 and 655. Let me know if you want one. Thanks, Tracy
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They are a MUST on these machines to control the use , instead of trying to use throttle lever and fwd and reverse lever to stop the shock on bull gears and to actually control speed 
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Coke, it really does make the machine user friendly! Tracy
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Had a H4 loader with a 615 detachable backhoe for over 10 years but traded it on a New Holland 785 skid loader , then a FD5 FA Dozer . 
 Used the H4 for backfilling foundations and could not imaging running it without decelerator . Being able to creep or stall machine before changing direction without using hand throttle was a MUST .
 Change in work I did made it so HD5G and AC 715 TLB , FD5 worked better doing sewer instillations . Still have the hoe off the machine setting out back as cylinders on it also swap with my 715B machine - but should sell it as not using it much now  
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