Posted by jm. on January 20, 2013 at 13:57:50 from (75.105.128.54):
In Reply to: Checking FWA posted by rrlund on January 20, 2013 at 11:48:05:
As a dealer I get ask that question a lot. We usually take them around back and put the tractor in reverse. Push down on the loader with the bucket as flat as we can and back up. You can demonstrate that at least nothing is broken if ONE wheel turns. Very likely both will not turn. Off course it also helps that we have or keep a stock pile of gravel and if is not one we have worked a week cleaning up I just let them run it in the gravel pile. I can get rather rude when I see a prospective customer jerking the clutch or what I call mistreating a unit. I,ll ask them is that how you treat your tractor at home. After years you learn how to pick out the crazies.
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