Posted by phillip d on December 27, 2007 at 15:12:08 from (142.176.56.210):
In Reply to: Massey 1105 Road Gear posted by jrhood on December 27, 2007 at 07:42:03:
Some massey's around that era didn't have engine breaking in low multi-power,the 1085 we had was like that.That means if you are going downhill in lo multi power,you were just coasting as fast as it would go.If you are towing somthing heavy downhill without engine breaking abillities,it is very dangerous.If it won't shift and you in fact DO have engine breaking,than if it means alot of work and expense to fix it,it likely isn't worth it,like the others said,not much faster,who knows,maybe it is stuck in high anyways?It mostly comes in handy when doing field work and you want to speed up or slow down just allitle without shifting gears.Pd.
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