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Would love to put this to work

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    Posted: 06 Dec 2010 at 11:16am
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could barely replace the tires for that asking price...
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How does the T Shifter work? I was trying to understand the pattern


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There should be a little double arrow pointer on the bottom of the shifter shaft that would point to {5 3 R} on the back side and {1 2 4} on the front side.  In the neutral position, center of the back-forth travel) you can twist the shifter to select which gear you want to be in, then you go forward or backwards to select the gear that the arrow points to on the respective side.

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So this a PD 20 speed transmission? with the foot High/Low, where is the Hand operate Hi/lo?

A 7000 with a 4 on the floor with 3 speed PD is the biggest thing I have driven.
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Charlie, the lever next to the T handle has hi, low, and park-basically the T handle has 5 forward and one reverse, the handle next to it has a hi-low and park (not powershift), and there are 2 buttons that look like old time dimmer switches for pd hi-low
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You think I can put a 50 foot mower behind it?
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Thanks for the explanation. I thought they orange handle was the Throttle.
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yes she is
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Wow, only $4105 to ship it to my place!
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LOL.  Only $2218 to my farm!
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Only $742 shipping to my door.
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looks like it has an 8.3 cummins in it.
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Eldon, I think I could drive it to my place for less than $4105! lol!
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and probably get on the national news to boot!
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Ad says it doesn't have any LEEKS, I wonder if it has any ONIONS?  Sure a lot nicer looking then mine but a long way away.
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I've seen this tractor for sale before so it must have not sold the first time or is being resold.  I remember the crappy writing on the dash to indicate the 540PTO RPM from the last time it was up for sale.
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