BushWackerFarmer
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I'm looking for a farm dozer to clear some land. I looked at a 1997 D6R LGP today. I have a 210 Hyundai excavator so I know a bit about checking tracks and these ones are pretty good. Good enough for the 500 hours I'll need this machine for. It has fingertip controls and those seem to disengage and engage pretty smoothly. The problem is when you step on the decellerator and click it into reverse it sits there and as you let off the decellerator it sometimes gives a jerk into motion. Doesn't seem to do it going forward just starts creeping then moves nicely as you let off the pedal. It was about 0C (32F) today. I had it running about 15 minutes. The engine was slowly coming up to temp, the transmission would have been pretty cold. I think it could be 4 scenarios:
A: That's normal.
B: It's doing it because it's cold.
C: It needs calibration.
D: Run like hell from this machine.
Any thoughts?
A: That's normal.
B: It's doing it because it's cold.
C: It needs calibration.
D: Run like hell from this machine.
Any thoughts?