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Posted by Kid with dumb question on October 25, 2004 at 19:01:30 from (198.183.227.30):
I am 14 years old and dad always tells me not to grind gears when I drive our tractors, a 560, 756 and 1066. I ask him how much grinding is too much and all he says is dont grind them. When I drive on the road and shift gears on the fly with them, they always grind just a little bit when going into 3rd and 4th (or 5th on 560). Same thing when I shift in the field on the fly. Does this hurt the gears or is this normal. Am I doing something wrong? Could something be done not to grind a bit? Please help. I don't want to hurt my dad's tractors but if i ask again he'll sure get annoyed. Thanks.
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