Posted by 6620 on July 01, 2021 at 11:00:08 from (172.14.89.148):
Since my planting tractor went down. I had to purchase another tractor. I found a Agco White 6175. Test drove it had the local dealer check it out. All was fine. Then drove it home 13 miles and a red light came on. It was the power shift temp light. So by the time I called the guy I bought it from, the light went out. So I changed the engine oil and put it to work. I used it to pull a springtooth and 15 row planter. I would get about 2 hours of field work time and the light would come on. So I would use the other tractor on the disk or whatever for 2 hours and come back to the white and I would get 30 minutes and the light was back on. If you drove it on the road, you would get about 30 minutes in high gear. I called the dealer to have them send someone out, the said they were busy and it would be a week and a half. Well by that time I was done planting. I have taken the tractor to the dealer. I don't know how that is going to work out. Any ideas? TIA
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