HST vs. Shuttle shift

[ovrszd]

Too much parasitic loss with an HST. A hydrauilc shuttle is is almost as good with hardly any parasitic loss.

I very rarely clutch my hydraulic shuttle but then it has no clutch anyway. The shuttle pack is the clutch pack as well.

Took you 20 days to respond to this?

P.S. You could have corrected your signature in that time.

 

[ptsg]

He forgot to mention that none of his tractors have emissions stuff though... :laughing:

 

[ovrszd]

He'll definitely correct that omission.

 

[5030]

Took you 20 days to respond to this?

P.S. You could have corrected your signature in that time.

Just had a lens replacement. Couldn't see ****te....

 

[5030]

He forgot to mention that none of his tractors have emissions stuff though... :laughing:

From all the grief I read on this site and others, I'm certainly glad of that. Seems as both 'K' brands are having issues.

 

[4570Man]

Too much parasitic loss with an HST. A hydrauilc shuttle is is almost as good with hardly any parasitic loss.

I very rarely clutch my hydraulic shuttle but then it has no clutch anyway. The shuttle pack is the clutch pack as well.

A hydraulic shuttle is worlds better than a dry clutch with un synchronized gears even worse only a few of them with a hi/low. Now how many compact tractors have a hydraulic shuttle vs the latter?

 

[ovrszd]

Oh wow, I can't think of a CUT with hyd shuttle.

 

[PsRumors]

Oh wow, I can't think of a CUT with hyd shuttle.

Deere 4700 is a hydraulic shuttle

 

[ovrszd]

Very good example. That's a nice sized tractor well equipped.

 

[ptsg]

Ford 2120 also have hydraulic shuttle. I believe it's a smaller tractor than the JD 4700.