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    Here are a few common tractor acronyms off the top of my head. Please add more.


    BB- Box Blade
    BH- Back Hoe or Bush Hog
    3PH or 3pt- Three Point Hitch
    PTO- Power Take Off
    PHD- Post Hole Digger
    FEL- Front End Loader
    MMM- Mid Mount Mower
    ROPS- Roll Over Protective Structure
    HST- HydroStatic Transmission
    CUT- Compact Utility Tractor
    SCUT- Sub Compact Utility Tractor
    TLB- Tractor/Loader/Backhoe
    SS- Skid Steer
    QA- Quick Attach
    TnT or T&T- Top and Tilt
    SCV- Secondary Control Valve
    ULSD- Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel
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    GST--Glide Shift Transmission.
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    DT--Dual Traction (4WD)
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    A good idea especially for some of us not in the US as we all have different names for machinery and you guys definately have me scratching the noggin a bit trying to work out what you are talking about.



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    My favourite OT acronym is PFM

    In use: Q: How does ?????? work? A: "By PFM" (When I have no idea)

    It stands for Pure F!@#ing Magic
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    My favorite is FRED
    A couple of men I worked with had to remove a circuit board. Typed in all the commands ,the switch replied OK to remove .. Worked fine.
    Next day had to the same thing on the 2nd switch .. Pulled circuit board out ,half the town lost phone service.. I asked them what happened ,they told me it was FRED fault.. I told them we didn't have a Fred in our work crew .
    Then they told me
    FRED F_ _ _ ing ridiculous electronic device...
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    No one has talked about pulling the "TA" lever (torque amplifier) on an Interantional (MTA, 66, 86,...series ?). I never drove the red ones much, but those guys would always talk about like it was some magic rocket booster (well it sort of is).

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    FWD-Front Wheel Drive
    MFWD-Mechanical Front Wheel Drive (found on smaller tractors, SCUTs, CUTs)
    HWFD-Hydraulic Front Wheel Drive (used on large ag tractors, construction equipment)

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    Quote Originally Posted by flusher View Post
    FWD-Front Wheel Drive
    MFWD-Mechanical Front Wheel Drive (found on smaller tractors, SCUTs, CUTs)
    HWFD-Hydraulic Front Wheel Drive (used on large ag tractors, construction equipment)

    Make that HFWD

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