Posted by rustred on August 18, 2012 at 14:12:16 from (184.151.222.60):
In Reply to: propper TA use posted by Ralphwd45 on August 18, 2012 at 12:38:00:
well first thing with these old ta's is that you probably will never need it, unless your square baling or doing heavy field work. they were designed as get though the "tough spot" in a field without stopping to downshift.when the engine pulls down a couple hundred rpm you pull the ta and this decreases ground speed and have more pulling power. then once through you go back to direct. or even baling when you hit a heavy section of swath it comes in handy. ih did not design the ta for constant use in these old tractors up to the 660 in 1963. after that the newer models dont matter.pretty much need a manual for adjust ment which is straight forward procedure. and yes dont slip it, move the lever firmly back and forward.
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