Posted by big jt on May 25, 2009 at 09:36:42 from (206.72.54.246):
In Reply to: Good Loader Tractor? posted by 2510Paul on May 25, 2009 at 09:20:18:
I almost agree with JMS.
I would skip the powershift though. Not a good shuttle pattern to it. Syncrorange works better for me. The shift from forward to reverse is inline and syncronized. With the powershift you have to go through a little more complicated move.
We have this setup with a 48 loader which is a little lighter weight than the 148. Would also suggest a separate valve for the loader, not using the tractor valves. The tractor valves tend to not have very precise control.
I have run 20 series deeres with powershift on a loader and still prefer my synchro to them. Definatly prefer the separate valve for the loader I have.
As to clutches we have had the loader on that 3020 since the late 70's and I put the first clutch in it since that time last summer.
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