aarondeere wrote:
pitch wrote:
well he is not moving over 20MPH with his Fendt, 90% off the time probably between 8 and 12. I don't know what kind of fine he could get or who would issue it.
Normally the DOT cops don't patrol fields.
Your right these are farm tractors and while german made with quality they do suffer from leaks with all the bouncing. They do go 34mph though. Lol Any air leaks on the road trucks brakes would be immediately addressed for safety and legal reasons. The leaks I was referring too and the other post was aggravated with deal with the seats and possibly the leveling valve which can leak at the fittings from time to time usually due to cold weather.
Bouncing in a field? Is that worse than 500+ miles a day on a truck that is nearing the end of second million miles?
Seat; Make sure the lines clear, and dump pressure before you out. This keeps it from pushing you out the door, and keeps the line from pulling tight before it adjusts to the change in weight.
Fittings that are taped where the threads seal, not taped where the threads hold it together rarely leak if the lines are well supported.
