Posted by MF Poor on July 20, 2011 at 09:11:18 from (72.4.0.230):
Never actually seen one in person, but I understand there was such a creature. Anyway, I'm trying to help someone who's tractor shopping and believes they may have one on the hook. Her description entails having to "give it lots of throttle to make it move". She's not familiar with tractors, and doesn't know if it's a hydro or conventional gear drive. I'm hesitant about turning someone loose with atractor if they don't even know what type of tranny it is, but I'm curious myself now.
So..My question is, what would I ask SPECIFICALLY, and what would I tell her to look for SPECIFICALLY to determine if it is in fact a hydro version? (Any indication on serial # plate, ect)
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