Auto vs MAN?
04-18-2003, 08:51 AM
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Originally posted by Boomer
Of course you are. I'm angry with someone else, not you. Please accept my apologies.
Of course you are. I'm angry with someone else, not you. Please accept my apologies.
04-18-2003, 09:15 AM
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Re: MANUAL
Originally posted by Boomer
Aha! I've been driving autos since my Cushman Highlander, couldn't afford an Eagle, with centrifugal clutch which made it an auto transmission.
Aha! I've been driving autos since my Cushman Highlander, couldn't afford an Eagle, with centrifugal clutch which made it an auto transmission.
My 8 HP Eagle could easily have dragged you off the line starting in 2nd gear!
Let the testosterone flow...Anyway, good hearing from another Cushman fan-turned-Z fan.
See ya, Boomer.
Wayne
04-18-2003, 11:44 AM
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Re: Re: MANUAL
Originally posted by WayneTN
Let me guess. The Highlander was red, you sat on a flat, padded seat which covered the engine, you put your feet on an open platform, and the back end was boxed in. It had 5 HP and a brake pedal like on a car.
My 8 HP Eagle could easily have dragged you off the line starting in 2nd gear! Let the testosterone flow...
Anyway, good hearing from another Cushman fan-turned-Z fan.
See ya, Boomer.
Wayne
Let me guess. The Highlander was red, you sat on a flat, padded seat which covered the engine, you put your feet on an open platform, and the back end was boxed in. It had 5 HP and a brake pedal like on a car.
My 8 HP Eagle could easily have dragged you off the line starting in 2nd gear!
Let the testosterone flow...Anyway, good hearing from another Cushman fan-turned-Z fan.
See ya, Boomer.
Wayne
It was fun to remember, thanks, Wayne!
04-18-2003, 02:55 PM
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I own a MT Z. And I personally never owned a AT. I can say I drive through a pretty nasty commute of stop and go and there is also some highway driving which is actually clear enough in the morning and afternoon to go 70-80. And I have to say its not bad at all.
But its really fun to have MT on that friday night when you are with your buddies doing silly stuff.
But its really fun to have MT on that friday night when you are with your buddies doing silly stuff.
04-18-2003, 09:29 PM
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Originally posted by TriX
I own a MT Z. And I personally never owned a AT. I can say I drive through a pretty nasty commute of stop and go and there is also some highway driving which is actually clear enough in the morning and afternoon to go 70-80. And I have to say its not bad at all.
But its really fun to have MT on that friday night when you are with your buddies doing silly stuff.
I own a MT Z. And I personally never owned a AT. I can say I drive through a pretty nasty commute of stop and go and there is also some highway driving which is actually clear enough in the morning and afternoon to go 70-80. And I have to say its not bad at all.
But its really fun to have MT on that friday night when you are with your buddies doing silly stuff.
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