Re: 966 TA question

Posted by pete 23 on June 07, 2012 at 20:07:06 from (74.32.229.231):

In Reply to: Re: 966 TA question posted by kj(seil) on June 07, 2012 at 12:02:22:

Coasting doesn't hurt the hydrauic operated TA's as they have the hydraulic lock up clutch to prevent free wheeling but I sure would agree that it is tough on them to down shift at highway speeds. That is one reason I never cared for the electric TA shift on the 3088 series tractors. On the manual operated ones you can , at high speeds, pull ta back to middle position, allow engine to pick up drive train and then pull lever the rest of the way back with no lurch, clunk, jerk or whatever. Fact is , I test TA's that way also as a bad sprag will often times show up then before it will under a load.

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