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Posted by barnrat on April 07, 2006 at 18:12:10 from (12.39.95.21):
In Reply to: MF 1100 posted by CIBF on April 07, 2006 at 12:03:27:

I have an 1100 Massey and when I hear the complaints about losing brakes when the engine stalls or other quirks that were mentioned below I just wonder if these people ever read the operators manual. I like to say the Multipower is tougher then any other 2 speed hydraulic shift. The hydraulics are better then Deere's and easier to work on. It has a hydraulic seat, an unloading valve for easy starting, and you can check and add oil, trans fluid and fuel while standing on the ground. Best of all they are cheap reliable HP.
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