ChasK
Member
I tried to move the H and wagon earlier this week to have more room to back in trailer to load up feeder steers. It was about 12*F. Started fine, but would pull down when I tried to let the clutch up.
This wasn't my first rodeo, so I knew to just shut it down and work around it.
Yesterday got up to 45* and was still 40 about dark. I drained out just over a gallon of water.
I remember watching my brother shove one of his H's in the garage last winter. It was not fun to watch, but I've learned when and where to give advice, and this was neither the time or place!
No, my tractor does not get the rear end fluid changed every year, and I'm pretty sure there are ones worse than mine. But as this heat wave moves across, just take some time to give them all a check. It's much nicer to do at 40* when you don't need it than at 10* when you do!
This wasn't my first rodeo, so I knew to just shut it down and work around it.
Yesterday got up to 45* and was still 40 about dark. I drained out just over a gallon of water.
I remember watching my brother shove one of his H's in the garage last winter. It was not fun to watch, but I've learned when and where to give advice, and this was neither the time or place!
No, my tractor does not get the rear end fluid changed every year, and I'm pretty sure there are ones worse than mine. But as this heat wave moves across, just take some time to give them all a check. It's much nicer to do at 40* when you don't need it than at 10* when you do!
