rankrank1 said: (quoted from post at 12:31:57 03/23/15) Nice lookin 65 picture. Looks like a straight, honest, well cared for old tractor. I would say you done well.
That all said, even that 65 may not play with the 6' hog in all conditions especially if a hd one. In some conditions you may have to take less than a full cut, or alternatively use some of the really slow gears that that the 65 does at least have. (Many Ford 2000's were only 4 speeds and first gear is fast although there were 6 speeds and 8 speeds too)
Thanks, My Ford2000 is a 4 gear and I have to do 1/2 laps to keep RPMs up. I only get to bushhog about once a month if that often. I have no clue what people are talking about rolling backwards and "multipower". Are you saying the high/low gear ranges go out? I am a flat lander, no real hills to speak of. As far as power steering. I'm pretty sure it does NOT have it. Neither does my Ford. Can I not drive it with the brake pedals like my Ford?
This post was edited by ctford at 12:00:22 03/23/15.
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