Posted by mmidlam on November 22, 2009 at 08:10:20 from (209.172.21.162):
In Reply to: Deutz Experts? posted by Leaky Boot on November 22, 2009 at 07:45:50:
This is how my 9006 works: The left lever is the range lever. There is 2 places to get low range on it. Left and up is reverse. Left and down is low. They did it that way for loader work. Right and up is also low. Right and down is High. The later tractors had a oil pan plug on the side of the pan. A heater can be installed in place of this plug. They all have a intake manifold heater that really helps if the engine is in good shape. You might have to use a bit of starting fluid if you have low compression or the valves are beat in.
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