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- Nov 30, 2011
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- Republic of Ireland
- First name
- diy farmer
- Machinery:
- Zetors HSX 140, 2x 8111. CNH 895, MF50B. Heap of machinery.
Jorgen, in what aspect is the latest HSX improved over yours ? The yet again 10cm longer wheelbase and center 4wd ? And what about other things ?
Well I have being driving HSX tractors this weeks. I was on demo 130 and 140,I thought both would be exactly the same but they have different size front tyres and the 140 seem to be noisier in the cab.
But I have 2 questions that someone might know, what does the button on the dash that says AUTO do? and the 140 did not show any icons on the screen when the 4 wd or the differential lock button was pressed, is this a fault?
does the models you tried have the ad blue and the electonically governed fuel pump? all icons popped up in the display on the one i tried and most likely will sign a contract for on monday.
No neither of the tractors I drove had ad blue nor did any of the other new Zetors in yard except a new proxima 120 hs. the 140 demo I drove must have a sensor wrong so as no icon for 4wd or differential came up on the screen.
On the plus side it did say she was doing 48 km on the road flat out.
Did you buy at the end of the day.
Did you buy at the end of the day.
I am still thinking, I was going to say yes but then I heard some one say that that the HSX can have problems with the power shuttle pack and did in the past or are they cured now. Is this true?
It is 20 years ago that the powershift was air operated.. Ever since the 1st Forterras (with 4 speed gearbox) the powershift is hydraulic.They only give trouble when spreading a lot of fertlizer or very dry weather the air operate valve controlling the packs can get stuck will feel like clutch slipping .
its not a problem just learn to disconnect your left foot and keep it in the floor.
its a big advantage with the powershuttle on zetors that you can just lift the lever to declutch
its a big advantage with the powershuttle on zetors that you can just lift the lever to declutch
So a driving lesson then: your on the road coming up to a T junction, you are turning right you can see theres nothing coming so you don't have to stop. you slow down take foot off the throttle, as about to turn out on to the road a car comes and you have to stop. do you a) press the clutch pedal, b) lift the power shuttle lever, c) press the button on the gear stick?
now will be a change to not hit the clutch pedal first. how does the button for the pto on the mudguard work it only stay while its pressed they do not turn it off when its runningeither b or c. c if you have to downshift to get going again.
either b or c. c if you have to downshift to get going again.
now will be a change to not hit the clutch pedal first. how does the button for the pto on the mudguard work it only stay while its pressed they do not turn it off when its running
it rotates the pto as long as its pressed. it does not stop a running pto.
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