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bobby21

01-07-2008 09:06:09




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I just bought a 190 XT and am using it for stationary work. I was wondering where the Hi/Lo lever should be for stationary work. Should it be in nuetral or engaged? Does it matter? I dont want to burn anything out of it. Thanks




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Skyhighballoon(MO)

01-07-2008 13:25:30




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 Re: Allis Chalmers advice in reply to bobby21, 01-07-2008 09:06:09  
I assume you'll be doing PTO auger/elevator work, etc. with it. If it was me I'd leave it out of gear and leave the Hi/Low Power Director in neutral as well along with locking the brakes and blocking the wheels. Main reason is for safety. Also, the PD is hydraulic and leaving it in neutral is one less item of "work" for the tractor to pump pressure on the clutch plates to keep the engaged while it is sitting still. But I don't think you'd hurt anything with it in hi or low. Mike

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