Wi | Jim Beam - 4/12/2013 07:50 Not quite what I meant, the AGCO was the most difficult of the 3 to dial in and run. Deere is close though with setting the rpms in each mode. I don't like how you jump around with the SV knobs, displays, and armrest controls of the AGCO. I do like the left hand shuttle the best on their design. The Case is the easiest to set speeds and throttles. All in my opinion, others will vary. All 3 companies make a good cvt and do what they are supposed to.
This is why the Agco/MF is not a good respresentation of what the Fendt CVT has to offer. Its a cluster screw to operate to say the least.
rednyellow - 4/12/2013 07:01 Yeah you tell one of my hands to get in there and operate at 6.5mph and watch what happens. The deere that I've driven was way easier to setup. I own way more AGCO products than deere but I just don't like all the SV BS. Never been in a Fendt but deeres seemed the easiest for me.
Simple, program a 6.5mph cruise with TMS on and tell them push this button. No need to move the stick. |
Jd ivt vs case cvt
