Posted by 4wdtom on January 16, 2023 at 06:07:34 from (71.161.238.233):
In Reply to: WD45 first step. posted by Masseyharrisnut on January 15, 2023 at 15:54:45:
The A frames on the one are for a Freeman loader #9, made for AC. The manual for the loader says not to have the belt pulley in with the loader on as it will interfere with the loader cylinder. To remove the belt pulley you remove the set screw above it and in from the frame a few inches. But you need the tractor on a good slant or partially drain the hydraulic system or you will get wet. With the hand clutch they will be a good tractor for the roto baler as it gives you live PTO power. As to operator comfort, they aren't as bad as some say. For one with the hand clutch available you can stop the tractor without needing a foot so the left foot can be swung down onto the rear step for comfort. And it is possible to lean on the right fender.
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