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If I remember correctly it was a single electric motor and an axle with a differential . The only downside to this set up was that it could drain the battery unless operated with the engine running , this meant having the cutting wheel spinning as well !

When the hydrostatic model came onto the scene it had a clutch for the cutting wheel. 

Pete Baggs might correct me ?

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Jase's recollections are spot on. The electric drive was fair jerky to inch forward so some had some kind electrical slow start device to help. The electric motors could also ingest a certain amount of crud which could stop them fro  working too. When the hydro units were introduced, we stopped importing the electric drive. You could lock a a wheel with a simply, "over centre" lever with a cable down to a lever on band brake, the levers were vulnerable to getting bent though!

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5 hours ago, PeteB said:

Jase's recollections are spot on. The electric drive was fair jerky to inch forward so some had some kind electrical slow start device to help. The electric motors could also ingest a certain amount of crud which could stop them fro  working too. When the hydro units were introduced, we stopped importing the electric drive. You could lock a a wheel with a simply, "over centre" lever with a cable down to a lever on band brake, the levers were vulnerable to getting bent though!

Is there any way of finding out the year of my machine I can’t seem to find it anywhere on the machine.

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28 minutes ago, Connagh said:

Is there any way of finding out the year of my machine I can’t seem to find it anywhere on the machine.

What's the serial number ?

If you let Pete B know , he can easily tell you ?

Or if its : a series of numbers followed by a letter , the letter designates the year. K was 2000 , L was 2001 and so on.

Jase.

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