Posted by robgIN on October 20, 2013 at 06:42:09 from (76.208.9.222):
In Reply to: Re: f 30 gears posted by Tom Fleming on October 20, 2013 at 04:36:34:
to me the ground speed is a bit fast , especially when you have 36 inch rubber on the rear. 2nd gear plowing with my F-20 is as fast or faster than an M 3rd gear. And if you have the fast 4th in an F-20 you lose the original 3rd gear and now have the original 4th gear speed for 3rd, effectively losing a working gear for any kind of load. 1st gear is faster than 2nd in JD A, I just think if they had changed gear ratios when rubber tires were used they could have really improved pulling power of these tractors. If they were geared to the same ground speed as an M they would be real beasts, because those engines made a lot of torque. I love my F-series, just wish I had more useable gears sometimes. I live in heavy clay ground area that pulls hard, so other areas it may be less of an issue.IH addressed my concern with the development of the T/A later on.
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