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Posted by DRGreen on July 03, 2002 at 21:15:37 from (205.188.192.167):
A neighbor had to leave town for a funeral and asked if we would bale the rest of his straw. My 2nd tractor is needed at home so we will need to use his 706 and 806 to haul wagons in - mostly on hilly ground and maybe a mile on the road. I've not run these - what is the proper way to shift these, the proper way/time to use the T/A? Other than not shifting to park until stopped is there any thing else not to do? Guess I'm "red challanged" having green stuff so go easy on me guys - I just want to run his stuff the way I would want someone to run mine. Thanks!
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