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Posted by Kelly C on April 23, 2005 at 07:17:23 from (63.171.43.140):
Hey guys. I am borrowing this drill from my Neighbor. As I was bringing it to my place I noticed that all the planting gears are turning as I go down the rd. He didnt know how to turn them off and his fields are right next to each other so its not an issue for him. I have to take this 4 mi down the rd, I suspect that you dont want all the gears turning wile rd tripping. This is a real nice fellow and I sure dont want to damage his fine equipment. I cant seem to find a disconnect for the gears ether. Looks to be a MM modle p-3 I think. Any help from you Farmall boys?
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