TC 29 hydro pressure
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Soundguy
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general J said:Hi I am a newbi to the TBN. I would like to thank everyone for the information that they posted on this site but I would like a little more (a little greedy I know)I have recently purchased a used TC29 Hydro trans and noticed that it wont back up a hill that it will drive forward up. Is there a port that I can test pressures and what pressures should I expect because it sounds as if the hydro is bypassing when I try to back up the hill. Thanks for any info you can give me on this.
Hmm.. I'd get rid of my gear tractor if it had that kind of a problem. I'll have to file this one away in my list of reasons to NOT own a hydro trans tractor...
List is so far, way thicker than the list of reasons of to own one... so far..
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daTeacha
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I think it's the hydro equivalent of a gearing issue. They are also designed and built with a stop below the pedal to keep you from going too fast in reverse, although some here have modified that part a bit.
As for hydro vs. gear, each has it's adavantages and disadvantages. I like the fine control the hydro offers in many situations but still find myself wanting the pure lugging abilities of a gear tranny now and then. I still think my B7100 would have outpulled the DX29 in certain circumstances like dragging logs uphill.
As for hydro vs. gear, each has it's adavantages and disadvantages. I like the fine control the hydro offers in many situations but still find myself wanting the pure lugging abilities of a gear tranny now and then. I still think my B7100 would have outpulled the DX29 in certain circumstances like dragging logs uphill.
dqdave1
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Please don't get me wrong. My hydro will back up in all ranges. But if under certain loads ( ie; full bucket) I may have to drop one range to move it in reverse. Nedium range in forward and reverse are "geared differently".
