Posted by RustyFarmall on January 21, 2008 at 06:20:32 from (209.152.78.71):
In Reply to: IH 1800 truck posted by Al Epp Waldorf Md on January 21, 2008 at 04:40:25:
OK, the switch thing had me wondering, but the other guys have identified it, so all I will add is that shifting gears in a truck is nothing at all like shifting gears in a sports car. You need to be slow and deliberate when you move that shift lever or you WILL grind gears. You might also want to learn the technique of "double-clutching". If you can't figure it out, find someone to give you lessons. I could go into great detail with a written description of how it's done, but until you actually see it, you will still be fumbling. As far as the three speed auxialry, just leave it in high until you gain confidence. You won't need it unless you are hauling a heavy load.
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