marrt
Platinum Member
On my original Moss Road Vintage (MRV) 425, I don't recall being able to stall the engine using the tram. However, I would usually back off, since this is poor technique and causes pump cavitation, so I can't say for sure. But, my 13 year old vague recollection is the tractor would lug way down but not stall the engine. Perhaps a relief would kick in or something.
When I drove a new 425 at the factory, I purposely pushed the tractor into the famous gravel pile to see if it would spin the tires. The tires didn't really spin much before the engine began to stall and I backed off. I'm quite sure it would have stalled the engine easily though.
So, will the newer 425's stall the engine if pushed against an immovable object?
When I drove a new 425 at the factory, I purposely pushed the tractor into the famous gravel pile to see if it would spin the tires. The tires didn't really spin much before the engine began to stall and I backed off. I'm quite sure it would have stalled the engine easily though.
So, will the newer 425's stall the engine if pushed against an immovable object?