Posted by charles todd on December 29, 2008 at 16:22:45 from (205.242.95.133):
In Reply to: 504 again posted by Animal on December 28, 2008 at 18:46:39:
If it is adjusted properly, engine tuned, and the brakes are decent this is a test to see if it will hold. This is not the best way, but on a tractor not pulling a true load, it is better than nothing. I do this when adjusting my TA. In 1,2,3 gears it should pull thru the brakes at about 1/2 throttle (diesel). 4th should lug and 5th should stall out the engine. These are all with the handle BACK.
Here is my "little" 1962 Farmall diesel:
Let us know if you get it! By the way gas or diesel and how much are they asking? Option codes? Serial Number?
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