Posted by coshoo on August 06, 2018 at 16:34:26 from (63.231.24.167):
In Reply to: Re: Driving? posted by grizz02 on August 06, 2018 at 13:48:18:
Not sure just what Grizz was trying to say, but you don't drive it like a car (that is, you don't start in first and go up through the gears). Transmission is not synchronized, so it won't let you do it. Just put it in the gear you want, and let out the clutch. Experiment with the different gears, you'll figure out which to use in which situations. Most of the time, half throttle or less will be the most comfortable (for both you and the tractor) in the lower gears. High is "road gear", for travel on improved roads. In road gear, start at about half throttle, then gradually increase to a comfortable level. If the steering is pretty tight, you may be fine running it at full throttle in road gear.
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