I Know the Baker Hill tranny set up was odd . Plus not that strong. I have parted these out before but never put one together to ride for my self .
Quote from: ascaw on December 09, 2017, 12:42:41 PMQuote from: George on December 09, 2017, 12:40:06 PMQuote from: WFO on December 09, 2017, 11:34:19 AMsix chain is like the max IV, front chain to center, center chain to rear and rear to skid.I'm not certain but I think the T-20 fed the center axles on a 6-chain setup, not the rear. I believe the tranny was always between the driver and the engine. The engine above the rear axles and the tranny above the center axles regardless of which tranny the machine came with.I believe you are correct George.YEA , WHATEVER
Quote from: George on December 09, 2017, 12:40:06 PMQuote from: WFO on December 09, 2017, 11:34:19 AMsix chain is like the max IV, front chain to center, center chain to rear and rear to skid.I'm not certain but I think the T-20 fed the center axles on a 6-chain setup, not the rear. I believe the tranny was always between the driver and the engine. The engine above the rear axles and the tranny above the center axles regardless of which tranny the machine came with.I believe you are correct George.YEA , WHATEVER
Quote from: WFO on December 09, 2017, 11:34:19 AMsix chain is like the max IV, front chain to center, center chain to rear and rear to skid.I'm not certain but I think the T-20 fed the center axles on a 6-chain setup, not the rear. I believe the tranny was always between the driver and the engine. The engine above the rear axles and the tranny above the center axles regardless of which tranny the machine came with.
six chain is like the max IV, front chain to center, center chain to rear and rear to skid.
Ok I can see that . Funny thing is as long as I have been into these machines I never really got into the Attex ?I always had the off brands like the Terra Tiger and the SPD Wedge ( my fav !)But with good friends I am still learning