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Posted by big jt on September 14, 2004 at 10:42:05 from (216.248.90.134):
In Reply to: Re: synchro vs powershift posted by JMS/MN on September 14, 2004 at 08:03:38:
I knew I would be bucking some preferences. Our 3020 was the big tractor on 240 acres for the first ten years and has been the loader tractor ever since. We have as of yet to open up the transmission. You are correct that you don"t have to shift through all the gears. However you do have to move the lever through the positions. The synchro has the logical speeds with direction change in a straight line. I would tend to agree with you on the quad. All it is, is a synchro with a TA added. If the use is field work the power shift would be my choice hands down. For loader work I would lean towards the synchro. But that is what I am most familiar with. JT
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