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Re: 1486 looking?


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Posted by Kirk in Ks, on April 08, 2007 at 17:15:49 from (24.225.18.88):

In Reply to: Re: 1486 looking? posted by IaGary on January 10, 2007 at 18:20:14:

Hi Gary,
It's the same old junk of lazy people not knowing about mechanical design,
Or just being plain dumb, and not caring,,, ?
Or,,, knowing how to use a feature on a cretain tractor, or just Being plain stupid, and not having mechanical sympathy on moving part's that if they arnt used like their supposed to be used?
they will end up failing,
But,,, alot of people are really stubborn, and end up ruining something cause another person
told them the WRONG WAY IN THE 1ST PLACE,
and Like a dumb Ostrich that it's head is in the sand, just igore all the sign's cause it's not their tractor or combine, and they could care less, or arent smart enough to care anyway!
i am Like this with my 2670,
i start it, let it warm up, gently push the gear lever into 1st, or reverse,
and push the clutch in, and wait for it to catch,
then,,, I move it into gear and back out,
I was going for a spin in it yesterday, and going thru the gear's and taking it easy when going thru the powershift,
It likes to be clutched when going down in gear's and not moving the lever, as It kinda balk's, and It kinda unnerved me, so i took it real easy from then on as i didnt wanna mess anything up,


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