Posted by Gary Pfalzbot on February 07, 2013 at 20:51:33 from (208.123.154.44):
I bought a MM670 Super a few years back, mainly use it to run round bales out to the cows but have recently had to use it intensely to chisel 80 acres of land. Keep it fresh with oil, filters..etc. Was reading in a manual about cleaning the energy cells to reduce smoke, improve power. Wondering how prudent this would be to do and should I include it in a regular servicing? I can say that the tractor runs pretty well though it is hard to start in cold weather and have to use a little ether. Once started, it runs pretty well but there seems to be a little miss in it from time to time. Anyone have any advice for what else to do in a regular PM of this tractor? Thank you.
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