Posted by jk on September 23, 2008 at 15:00:41 from (64.112.199.39):
after looking threw (please forgive my bad spelling) the archives i have found very good TA info,but not the answer to my question, so here it is. when on flat land, coming to a stop sign, is it ok to throttle down, then engage the TA to slow down? then shift back in to DD after crossing the road? i ask as in my to IH's. one has a weak TA and the toher one is good. the weak one was rebuilt around 30 years ago with used parts and was loud since. my other TA as far as i know is original to the tractor and has never been replaced. i would like to get a little more life out of the weak one ($$$) and hopefull not have to replace the other one at all. thanks guys
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