Posted by Pat-CT on November 09, 2009 at 20:29:21 from (137.99.147.17):
In Reply to: Re: 656 Farmall posted by DANWV on November 09, 2009 at 13:30:36:
DANWV
Yes the incorrect will eventaully ruin a T/A
You want to be aggressive with it and push it in and out realtivly quickly, do not feather it
You should also know that the key to a long lived T/A is proper adjustment(just something you should know)
For mowing, A bad T/A is acceptable (for that matter you can get by with a bad t/a doing anything) because you still have direct drive
However if y=themower becomes bogged down while mowing or plowing it would be nice to be able to slow the tractor by pulling the T/A lever back to slow your foward prgress to let the mower cut what it already is mowing
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