yellowsocks93
Veteran Member
Re: HST Just Won\'t Stop, Quit, Woah!
I was just using the automatic car as an example(not really mechanically related as you said and I did not mean they were mechanically related) because you are putting extra strain on the car when you do that. I do know that hydros use a pump and have a motor to move the fluid around to power the wheels. Wouldn't the trans fluid heat up very quickly if you were stepping on the reverse pedal going forward since the fluid would have to go into the relief valve as stated earlier? Maybe I just thought wrong but I did not think it was good to change direction while moving even with a hydro or power reverser so I am sorry if I came off as a know it all. I don't know everything about tractors and I don't know if I come off like I try to. I just like to state the experiences I have had since I have been around them for a few years. All geared machines though. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Could you check your manual to see if it mentions a warning about stopping before changing direction while moving forward? Also for the JD recall it does not say to step on the opposite pedal but rather to reduce engine speed to idle and shut off the engine.
I was just using the automatic car as an example(not really mechanically related as you said and I did not mean they were mechanically related) because you are putting extra strain on the car when you do that. I do know that hydros use a pump and have a motor to move the fluid around to power the wheels. Wouldn't the trans fluid heat up very quickly if you were stepping on the reverse pedal going forward since the fluid would have to go into the relief valve as stated earlier? Maybe I just thought wrong but I did not think it was good to change direction while moving even with a hydro or power reverser so I am sorry if I came off as a know it all. I don't know everything about tractors and I don't know if I come off like I try to. I just like to state the experiences I have had since I have been around them for a few years. All geared machines though. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Could you check your manual to see if it mentions a warning about stopping before changing direction while moving forward? Also for the JD recall it does not say to step on the opposite pedal but rather to reduce engine speed to idle and shut off the engine.