Posted by torwood9 on August 01, 2011 at 07:48:21 from (71.87.25.72):
In Reply to: Deutz 4506 posted by 1130Leo on August 01, 2011 at 06:48:05:
My dad had one of those on his farm, and it did everything. Working it hard it sipped a half gallon and hour. Real easy to run the tractor too. Lever on the left side of the column is like a clutch for the PTO. To engage the pto, there is a little lever by your left foot. Pull the lever by the column back and the little one forward, then slowly engage the column lever. When not using the PTO, leave the column lever forward, saves on your clutch. Differential should be by the right foot, and after that, there is not much more to them. Dad still wonders why he sold his 45 on the auction.
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