My dad just loved the COM, and we were forever cleaning the glase off the brakes so they would hold a tractor runnung PTO speed, and stopping the tractor in a lower gear. The guy on the wagon always got a good scare everytime it hit direct drive.
The jerking could be second fiddle to me and my dads JD A running probably full throttle on the baler. I was only eight years old and very determined to get the hand clutch pulled, and shifted in to nuteral, and then sticking the clutch to get a wad thru, without breaking a shear pin. Those JD's had first and reverse directly across from one another. I did not realize till then that my dad could jump from the wagon, across the baler and by my side like super man in such a short time.
By the way JD's were noted for a pretty fast reverse also.
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