Re: Drive Training

Posted by Tom on March 30, 2002 at 20:40:54 from (155.212.223.161):

In Reply to: Drive Training posted by Buck on March 30, 2002 at 18:22:10:

Unless you have a reason to have the tractor narrow, turn the wheels dish out and put the rims on in such a way that the tractor is fairly wide. You can switch the rim/tire side to side to keep the tread pointing in the right direction. Don't take turns in third too fast. For sharp turns at low speeds use the inside brake to hold the inside wheel and help the tractor make a sharp turn. Mostly you start off in the gear you want to use, it is difficult to shift while moving and not grind the gears. Try to get an owners manual. Change the oil in the final drives, transmission,steering box, air filter, and the engine, although most people do change the engine oil now and then, but do the filter too. Oh, the oil in the pto if it has one on the back of the differential.

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