Posted by nickg on December 27, 2010 at 06:35:42 from (96.27.144.182):
In Reply to: Bi-drectional tractors posted by Just Another Old Geezer on December 27, 2010 at 05:59:05:
Had a ford 9030. I didnt care much for it. There just not very operator friendly I thought. Your throttle was one of the twist throttles. I didnt think any of the controls were in a very good place either.Your loader can either be used by foot controls like some older skid steer loaders or by hand but there hard to reach and are on each side of the cab. They dont turn very well and takes a little bit to chance from a loader to a tractor. You have to take the wheels and turn them around to get your loader to fit on if its in the tractor set up. Short of it is I personally hated that tractor and would not ever have one.
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