[AT] Re tractor mower LT2 German mower

[charlie hill]

Thanks Steve, Gil and Vera.  I think I understand that.  LOL

Charlie
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From: "steve sewell" <sewell at oak.cats.ohiou.edu>
To: "antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 7:47 AM
Subject: [AT] Re tractor mower LT2 German mower


> This is from Gill and Vera Schwartz. Vera grew up in Germany I believe so 
> i suspect the translation is correct.
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>>>Steve;
>>>    Would you tell these guys that the actual translation on the major 
>>> part of that LT2 mower page is;
>>>
>>>Did you observe already once a dog on ice?  Or a carriage dog before the 
>>>carriage?  If a dog around the curve runs extends it the step of the 
>>>outside run and shortens that of the inside - and without differential. 
>>>The LT2 makes it exactly the same.  If a today's all wheel passenger car 
>>>comes on one side with accelerating on ice, the wheel traktierende on the 
>>>ice wants to rev up.  Electronics of the passenger car steers the brake 
>>>assembly in such a way that those differential projects the strength on 
>>>the opposite wheel.  A surely acceptable technology for vehicles in 
>>>relation to the total road performance relatively rarely into such border 
>>>situations drive.  Each industry has its peculiarities and its special 
>>>requirements.  Which in the industry as good and ideally applies is not 
>>>sufficient in the other one. The construction of the LT2 does not aim off 
>>>to serve as much as possible industries but determines tasks posed 
>>>perfectly discuss.
>>>
>>>It may not help them any, BUT, it may help them understand that this 
>>>company is proud of the turning ability of their product.
>>>Thanks,
>>>Gill
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> Steve Sewell
> Albany, Ohio USA
> sewell at atis.net
> sewell at ohio.edu
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