Arthur
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As long as the blindness wasn't accompanied by a pain in the (insert appropiate left or right) wrist you should make a full recovery from the blindness.....Pictures were few and far between
As long as the blindness wasn't accompanied by a pain in the (insert appropiate left or right) wrist you should make a full recovery from the blindness.....Pictures were few and far between
Different spools to what a cvx uses, think they're ok anyway. Don't know are the parts in the multi controller the same as a cvx or not, probably used cheaper parts if they could!!How reliable are the multi controller in the older 155 Puma’s and electric spools, are you better off with manual spools, this one popped up http://www.harrisontractors.co.uk/case-puma-155-50k/4478
The one thing that always bugs me about electric spools is the tractor has to be running even to dump oil, in their favour they are more controllable for flow rates than mechanical ones. That looks a tidy tractor basically the same as a Nh6080, it doesn't say if its full or partial powershift ( range or power command)How reliable are the multi controller in the older 155 Puma’s and electric spools, are you better off with manual spools, this one popped up http://www.harrisontractors.co.uk/case-puma-155-50k/4478
Theres little levers on the leccy spools on the mf so you can dump pressure with engine offThe one thing that always bugs me about electric spools is the tractor has to be running even to dump oil, in their favour they are more controllable for flow rates than mechanical ones. That looks a tidy tractor basically the same as a Nh6080, it doesn't say if its full or partial powershift ( range or power command)
Keep meaning to fit a dump line to the free flow return for that reason after the puma blew a pto speed sensor it lost all the armrest controls while spreading slurry so had no spools throttle and wouldn't drive.The one thing that always bugs me about electric spools is the tractor has to be running even to dump oil, in their favour they are more controllable for flow rates than mechanical ones. That looks a tidy tractor basically the same as a Nh6080, it doesn't say if its full or partial powershift ( range or power command)
Theres little levers on the leccy spools on the mf so you can dump pressure with engine off
Theres little levers on the leccy spools on the mf so you can dump pressure with engine off
On the newer ones if you press and hold the pto switch in the off position there's 5 different settings the softening the startIs there any way to get the pto to start softer? Starts to fast on my krone swadro so it makes one hell of a noise when turned on.. same on eco/normal..
You guys think the fuel meter liter/hour is accurate? If so i can say the tvt is by far the most econominal tractor we have right now.. I fuel up the tvt once while the 7495 twice on the same time, on same job, baling..
It can be done AFAIK I was doing some research lately and it can be done.I'm pretty sure if you look back through the posts (could take you a while!) tinman fitted an accumulator to soften the start on the pto.
Is there any way to get the pto to start softer? Starts to fast on my krone swadro so it makes one hell of a noise when turned on.. same on eco/normal..
You guys think the fuel meter liter/hour is accurate? If so i can say the tvt is by far the most econominal tractor we have right now.. I fuel up the tvt once while the 7495 twice on the same time, on same job, baling..
Have you had a dry summer there too? We have got 15mm since beginning of june..
We had almost no rain in June or July.Have you had a dry summer there too? We have got 15mm since beginning of june..
I thought this was tagged or stickyed onto the FrontPageWhat page is the error code list on gents I’m in dire straits :scratchhead:
Tiz first post theres a linkWhat page is the error code list on gents I’m in dire straits :scratchhead:
Went there first, link is brokenTiz first post theres a link
Have you a link to the thread in question?