Posted by martin bird on August 01, 2014 at 10:06:57 from (159.118.139.223):
I inherited a nice 8N. I have a pro 5' wide mower attached that I mow the pasture with. I wasn't thinking clearly i guess when I bought a new DR 3 pt. hitch PTO Trimmer to do all my fence lines, including the white vinyl fence. It would be sweet other than now I realize I need to maintain 540 pro but my 8N in first gear is WAY to fast! If I throttle down, down goes the PTO speed. Anyway, I know you can add a Sherman transmission, etc. for a creeper gear but the PTO slows down as well. QUESTION: Any realistic way to slow my 8N down to carefully go around my fences and control this trimmer all the while maintaining 540 pro? I have this new trimmer with about 30 minutes use that now appears useless to me. Help
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