Think I broke 4wd

[wade simpson]

Geez, tractor still waiting parts. The final piece is a seal that was destroyed on disassembly. I hope they get it before next weekend. I could see where this could be a problem if I had to have the tractor.

Almost a month.

 

[wade simpson]

Tractor is fixed, get it Fri on my way to my cabin. Thank goodness, no more wheelbarrowing.

 

[Mousefield]

Tractor is fixed, get it Fri on my way to my cabin. Thank goodness, no more wheelbarrowing.

Know you had to wait awhile to get it fixed. Did it cost you anything?

 

[wade simpson]

No, it was all under warrenty

 

[wade simpson]

All fixed and fwd is working great, just in time....

 

[Mousefield]

Good thing the 4wd is working when I see you in that mud. Glad you made out ok with it being under warranty.

 

[wade simpson]

That mud was an direct result of the tractor breaking. It will make a great road once it dries out.

 

[JoelD]

Where are the rocks??? Every single picture I seem to see on the site has no rocks in it. I just spent another day rock farming. Man, what is up with that???

I wish I could have mud like that.

Joel

 

[wade simpson]

In these pics I've already taken most of the bigger rocks out. I have a picture of one section of my road while I was grading it. When I grade I throw the rocks to the side to use later

In the second pic I picked up all those rocks in thirty minutes in a short section of road

 

[Coyote machine]

Wade,
Glad to hear you were able to get it fixed under warranty!
You could name that last pic 'rock-pin turn':laughing:

I do like what someone suggested- running in 2wd until wheels spin, and then engage 4wd to give the extra push needed- (especially when trying to use the loader bucket edge to push forward), not knowing when one might hit an immovable object and put unnecessary strain on the loader, chassis or whatever takes the force of the 4wd trying to push against the object.