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Posted by HR on January 27, 2000 at 07:37:30 from (207.115.63.12):
Gus:. I just started reading this site and noticed your question about your MF200 on Jan19. I also owned a 1970 MF200 and never had one moment hesitation in getting it to move. That includes using it down to about zero degrees here in Minn. It is stiff when cold but starts and moves well even when very cold. I would guess you have a filter or fluid level problem in your shuttle clutch system?? Ya do have a hydraulic shuttle?? Most did. I had a Drott 4-1 loader and used it on about 30 new home sites of mine. That 4-1 bucket was great in very hard to get places such as under decks. It also had a 3 point scarfier (ripper) on the rear and was useful in ripping driveways up. I really liked mine. Good luck with your shifting problem.. harvey
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