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Actually, in the Automatic Mode it disengages the power to the front wheels if one front wheel spins faster than the other and/or if wheel "wrap-up" is sensed, like making a turn on pavement or even on grass. The rear wheel RPM also figures into the mix too (example in mud the wheels stay in 4WD even becuase there is no resistance sensed) . It's complicated to describe without printing all the wording from the service manual. I have it on my 33D and you don't know it is even there. If you put it full time (locked) 4WD you know it's there---it will leave tire scuff marks on pavement and tear up the grass when turning.

cumberland
New Holland Tractors
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I have a NH33D and agree that 30hp is the least you should get--I have stalled mine a few times by being over zealous. I have 6' Piranha with carbide tips. It will go down 6" in one pass---one, slow pass! Take your dentures out or keep you mouth closed 'cause you'll lose 'em due to vibration!

TC30 vs B7800
Operating and Attachments
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