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Whiskey, Tango, Foxtrot | I agree that for heavy tillage, a powershift is probably fine. For everything else I don't think you can beat an IVT. I'm sure they are expensive to work on... hell everything is. But something else to keep in mind is the amount of fuel a guy would save while using the IVT doing light work, haying, planting etc. Little here and a little there adds up at $4/ gal.
I love using the IVT in any situation where your stopping or changing speeds a lot, particularly a big change in speed. Have never ran a grain cart, but from what I'd imagine it being like it would be an ideal application for the IVT. | |
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IVT vs. Powershift?
