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Re: IH's Torque Amplifier
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on December 18, 2004 at 15:00:59 from (216.208.58.132):
In Reply to: IH's Torque Amplifier posted by Allan in NE on December 18, 2004 at 05:05:46:
Allan: It was clearly abuse and lack of maintainence that killed TA. The mid 1950s was a time farmers had to throw away the old policy of, "If all else fails read the manual". Some folks did this well and some didn't. It is also painfully obvious some areas did this much better than others. Some folks still just don't know. For example when I see a guy give advice on not allowing tractor to free wheel, we know he doesn't know much about TA. Probably less than 40% of TA equiped tractors actually did or would free wheel. Lets face it only 00, 50, 60 series plus 504, 544, 656, 666 and 686 actually did free wheel. All others did not free wheel.
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