Posted by ric on February 13, 2010 at 15:16:31 from (67.142.130.49):
In Reply to: MF 65 for hobby farm? posted by oldryder on February 13, 2010 at 10:11:11:
hi one thing about the multipower i didnt see mentioned was when the multipower is in the low side the tractor will free wheel there is no back pressure when you start down a hill in low multipower it will take off just like being in neutral.and you also cannot pull start them.i have a 165 diesel with multipower great tractor.sometimes i love the multipower sometimes i hate it all depends on what you are doing at the time i guess.another good feature about the multipower is when you are going uphill in high multipower you can just push in the clutch and it will hold without touching the brakes .RICK
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