MF 7400 questions and answers

Antares 6

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What is this box on the left side of the engine ? as you can see i have a litle leak from the top of it, you can see the oil on the hose.
 

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Antares 6

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One more ))
Look at the 3 photos, i have now open up this meny, i understand what the first column does...blue circle.
Photo nr 2, i do not understand what effect i achieve by adjusting the pedal column, appreciate an explanation.
I think many 7400 owners are grateful for their help(y)(y)
 

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Tommy

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Location
North East Wales
Red circle is how fast the gearbox responds to you lifting off the throttle in pedal mode. With one bar showing as it is it will slow down slowly. With all four sowing it will slow very aggressively, in my opinion the third and fourth bars make it almost impossible to drive at road speeds as they make it over Rev the engine to easily with the slightest lift of the throttle pedal.
 

Antares 6

Member
Tommy...thanks, now i understand why i over rev when i go off the throttle downhill, i have had this on 3 and 4, will now try it on 1 and 2.
What about the blue circle/pedal, how does this work in real life ?
 

Antares 6

Member
The blue circle...so on 4 the tractor will react quicker/shift from reverse to forward quicker than on 1...or with other words, when i shift from reverse to forward the tractor will start to move forward quicker with less delay....correctly perceived ?
 

Tommy

Member
Location
North East Wales
The blue circle...so on 4 the tractor will react quicker/shift from reverse to forward quicker than on 1...or with other words, when i shift from reverse to forward the tractor will start to move forward quicker with less delay....correctly perceived ?

Yes, 4 will be the sharpest change. 1 the softest,
 

Antares 6

Member
as an ignorant old git can i ask are all the modern tractors as complicated to set up? it looks as if more time is spent programming than driving. i realise that once set up they are more efficient/less tiring to drive. cue cowabunga?
I think no, the young generation have NO problem with this newer tractors, but when the driver are like me...55years old and never have drive tractors with this new tecnology i think it is normal to have a "brakein" period, i have no problem with 90% of it, the last 10% i would figure out, but with the help i get from experience drivers here i gain alot of time ))
I would NOT !! go back to my MF 3000 or 6100 serie now after i learn this 7480 to use, love it.
 

2wheels

Member
Location
aberdeenshire
I think no, the young generation have NO problem with this newer tractors, but when the driver are like me...55years old and never have drive tractors with this new tecnology i think it is normal to have a "brakein" period, i have no problem with 90% of it, the last 10% i would figure out, but with the help i get from experience drivers here i gain alot of time ))
I would NOT !! go back to my MF 3000 or 6100 serie now after i learn this 7480 to use, love it.
thanks, my post was not a criticism of you but just a general observation.i was asked to go on my old sprayer for a couple of days after a ten year gap and i had difficulty at first remembering how the computer box worked. i'm 74.🤔:mad:
 

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