Basics Of Driving A Case IH 7120 Tractor

[@7120Magnum]

Another press of the PTO RPM button in the dash should bring up the 1000 display - owners manual says the button allows you to alternate according to the shaft in use.

[@kinsy5791]

Have you ever operated a john deere 8000 series tractor?

[@bigjimne]

I have not

[@bogdancrisan7679]

hello, I'm from Romania and I want to buy a case7110 tractor. What do you think about them? Are they good?

[@bigjimne]

Solid tractor and a workhorse. A touch less power than the 7120, but I still like them. I'd definitely go for it if it meets tour power requirements.

[@bogdancrisan7679]

Do you know what is it's weight?

[@bigjimne]

@bogdancrisan7679 per the internet-- Weight (shipping) 2WD: 6,930 kg (15,278 lbs) 4WD: 7,500 kg (16,535 lbs)

[@colthofer3752]

@@bigjimne buy it you will not be sorry

[@Regularcitizen1]

You use the clutch when putting on the PTO, correct?

[@bigjimne]

You don't need to. I engage the pto when stopped with the mower so I don't hurt the mower's slip clutch. As long as there isn't a bug load against the pto you can engage it while moving.

[@Regularcitizen1]

@@bigjimne What about with grain cart hooked up

[@bigjimne]

@antiwokeIII I should do a video about that. You can engage the pto while moving with a grain cart. Just don't open your grain gate in the cart until the pto is engaged, otherwise you will jam the auger and kill the tractor. Ask me how I know

[@Regularcitizen1]

@@bigjimne A video would be awesome! I'm gonna be running that tractor with a cart

[@bigjimne]

@antiwokeIII awesome! Basics are 1st, unfold your auger pipe. 2nd, engage your pto in low rpm, which engages your auger. 3rd, slowly open your grain gate. Grain gate doesn't need opened a whole lot most of the time and your rpms don't need to be high. Just remember not to open your grain gate UNTIL AFTER you engage your pto or you will jam the auger.