Fendt tier 5 724

dusty

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Lanarkshire
Is anyone else noticing a serious lag between gearbox and engine in pulling away? Find it’s really noticeable compared to the tier 4 and scr ones almost to a dangerous amount when loaded and getting away at junctions?
 

Deerefarmer

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USA
I nearly started a thread asking the same question.
Have it bad on 2 of our 828s 2k18 models
Dealer recalibrated transmission which helped a lot but I'm noticing its reverting back to it's old ways. Do you know what your Real, VE and Ideal numbers are?
 

warksfarmer

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Arable Farmer
Is anyone else noticing a serious lag between gearbox and engine in pulling away? Find it’s really noticeable compared to the tier 4 and scr ones almost to a dangerous amount when loaded and getting away at junctions?

Our 2014 plate one did this. No idea what tier it was though.
 

3350turbo

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Drove 2019 724 with silage trailer .was very dangerous taking away from junction.s very flat till about 1500rpm then took of good after that.
 

collywol

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Is anyone else noticing a serious lag between gearbox and engine in pulling away? Find it’s really noticeable compared to the tier 4 and scr ones almost to a dangerous amount when loaded and getting away at junctions?
what is your acceleration and rev drop set at? our new 516s and 828 have to be tweaked on the first loaded run. those 5s can just pull.
 

collywol

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I’ve buggered about with a few things but it’s just a different setup completely it’s as if the softwares different and it’s a delayed uptake in the drive as if they’ve torque limited it or something
Transmission page. Tms button. Is tractor f/r switched on.
 

dusty

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Location
Lanarkshire
This one?
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dusty

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Location
Lanarkshire
Don’t see why we should need to start calibrating transmissions all the time now we,be got 5 of them and there all perfect I’m sure they’ve changed something was just wanting to see if other people were noticing the same
 
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