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Getting M/H Into 5th Gear
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Posted by City-Boy McCoy on August 20, 2006 at 04:30:55 from (65.0.156.138):
What is the proper way to get an M or H into 5th? I have seen guys start off in a lower gear and grind them into 5th - which seems abusive to me (although my great uncle could do it with minimal grinding.) I have also seen guys start from a dead stand still in 5th and slip the clutch in the process - which also seems abusive to me. I don't know how you would do this when pulling any implement of any weight???? So.... what is the best procedure to get into high?
(My little super A's seem to do fairly well starting off in high gear.)
Thanks.
mike
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