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Re: mw 9speed transmission m farmall
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Posted by Leroy on October 20, 2006 at 05:59:11 from (209.143.52.133):
In Reply to: mw 9speed transmission m farmall posted by loretta boughn on October 19, 2006 at 17:30:43:
I would say depending on what you were wanting to do with it. Some hay rakes would like a speed of between the standard 4th and road speed of 5th and that is where it would come in handy. equal to in the Deere the 5th speed that IHC never put in a H or M and on the light loads like the hay rake you could run the engine close to idle, save fuel, while still having the speed and power to pull the load, also would have been good for pulling wagons at speeds higher than 4th but where you could not use 5th for either lack of power or roughnes or curves.
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