Posted by Aussie Perry on September 26, 2017 at 17:16:07 from (101.163.9.185):
G'day,
I have never owned a Tractor before. I have purchased a MF 65. My son came up from NWS and drove the Tractor and checked it out before we purchased it. After it was delivered my son gave a quick lesson on driving it. I have had a few drives around the paddock getting the feel of it. My son has gone back to NWS. I do not know of anybody that could run me through the important points of using the slasher. I have looked on You Tube to see if there are any videos, but could not find out all the things I would like to know. I need to know things like how to engage the PTO so I can run the slasher. What gear to be in to do normal slashing etc. Is there anywhere I can obtain this information please.
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