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Re: synchro vs powershift
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Posted by farmerboybill on September 13, 2004 at 19:49:02 from (209.83.11.233):
In Reply to: synchro vs powershift posted by Doug Rogers on September 13, 2004 at 10:29:51:
From my understanding, the powershift takes 5 - 15 hp on the New Gen tractors to operate. This would make the 95 hp 4020 into a 80-90 hp tractor. Dad has a synchro range 4020 and a power shift 4640. The power loss from the powershift is not as apparant on the 160 horse tractor but would be noticable on a 3020 or 4020. I do not like the powershift in the 4640 and would much prefer a Quad range. It's a very jerky transmission and you'd find yourself using the clutch anyway.
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