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The 8100 with 540 PTO might be a big improvement over the Ford the relatives put on their new 13X70 swing-a-way this fall.
I tried several different methods to engage the PTO, but every way I tried, it still engaged with a BANG. I don't know if that's it's nature, or if it needs an adjustment. I've only driven it a couple hours before and have never paid attention to the Model number, but it's not a Genesis (sp ?).
Just lucky it was only used for beans this year.
In a year with good crops and no aflatoxin, I doubt it would be faster than the 10 inch it replaced, too many sheared bolts. | |
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- JD 8100, is it worth it? - dakotaguy : 12/3/2012 23:50
- Re: JD 8100, is it worth it? - Badger : 12/3/2012 23:59
- Re: JD 8100, is it worth it? - hinfarm : 12/4/2012 00:20
- RE: JD 8100, is it worth it? - Ben D, N CA : 12/4/2012 01:09
- RE: JD 8100, is it worth it? - J. Sheehan : 12/4/2012 01:40
- Re: JD 8100, is it worth it? - garvo : 12/4/2012 07:39
- Re: JD 8100, is it worth it? - travisw40 : 12/4/2012 07:44
- Re: JD 8100, is it worth it? - Ed Winkle : 12/4/2012 08:15
- Re: JD 8100, is it worth it? - glensts : 12/4/2012 08:37
- RE: JD 8100, is it worth it? - Virginia Veg. : 12/4/2012 12:33
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JD 8100, is it worth it?
