Hydrostat vs Mechanical Transmissions

[@donaldstrishock3923]

The most important thing about Tractors is the TRANSMISSION. It is good to have the "Option" of multiple transmission types. A very fine demonstration ( of words), in the Definitions of the Options. Really would like to see a "Side by side" Running comparison of the same tractors in ACTION. Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio. Best wishes with all your endeavours.

[@deerrudy]

all good points. I have had gear and hat. If your bush hogging especially backing up into brush, HST is a game changer. If all you do is mow fields then gear with shuttle is better in my view

[@grassrootsequipandoutdoors]

Another great job!

[@jormond7266]

Great tutorial. Thank you.

[@prequipmentsales]

Thanks for watching!

[@edwardgrobe2848]

I prefer mechanical but I do loader work so the 1800m series is the best of both worlds.

[@prequipmentsales]

Agree in a “M” fan as well!

[@richardbritton5280]

Nice Presentation 👏

[@prequipmentsales]

Thanks!

[@janetc4306]

Thanks!

[@prequipmentsales]

Of course. Thanks for watching.

[@georgecass8529]

If you can get the shuttle shift there's real no need for a hydrostatic

[@prequipmentsales]

Debatable but thanks for watching!

[@georgecass8529]

@prequipmentsales debatable only for the dealers that wanna rip off the customers .

[@Ionz2]

Mechanical goes till it dies I haven’t run hydrostatic very much but I feel like it will bog down

[@Ionz2]

Like an excavator

[@prequipmentsales]

You are correct there is a noticeable difference in overall power. The trade-off being that a hydrostat is much more user-friendly and simpler.