Posted by Aaron SEIA on January 05, 2011 at 14:07:28 from (67.55.181.57):
In Reply to: Allis or White? posted by Doug in IL on January 05, 2011 at 05:33:15:
Just use the powershift to slow you down. That's how I run my dad's 7060. The only time you ever need the clutch is to get the range in gear, to start rolling, and to get into reverse. Otherwise, shift and throttle. I'm thinking you are overthinking how to use the tranny. A 105 white is only going to have a 3 speed powershift and will frewheel in underdrive. The AC is a 6 speed powershift that is connected in all gears. A 301 AC will run circles around a White and probably burn less fuel doing it. I'd rather have the White cab myself.
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