Cruise Control new Holland Boomer45

[99newholland]

I have a long driveway which requires routine box blading and I was hoping a member might let me know how to set the cruise control (HST) and help save my hip from wearing out having to depress the controller for hours? many thanks!

 

[Budweiser John]

It's pretty simple, read your owners manual.

 

[99newholland]

Wow - I presumed this forum was dissimilar from real NJ housewives. I failed to note that do not have the manual, thank you. Appreciate any constructive advice from other users.

 

[M Owens]

All you have to do once you are at the speed is push the speed control rocker button all the way down and that will set the speed. To disengage tap the brake or turn the rocker switch off and that will disengage the cruise control feature. It is pretty simple to operate. I usually just use the rocker switch to turn cruise off because it is pretty abrupt using the brakes. Also have your foot on the hydrostat pedal to ease the tracors speed to a stop or you will come to an abrupt stop when you disengage cruise. Hope this makes sense.
Matt

 

[99newholland]

Very helpful; many thanks!

 

[TSO]

Wait ... Is that a Boomer 30, 40, 41, 47 or 50 ? Or, Boomer 3045 ??? Or, TC45?

I don't believe there is/was a "Boomer 45"

 

[GManBart]

Wow - I presumed this forum was dissimilar from real NJ housewives.

Usually it is

On my LS R4047H, which is the same as a Boomer 50, it was as simple as pressing the rocker switch when you were at the speed you wanted. Technically, it's not a true speed-sensing system like some of the more advanced cruise control units, but on relatively flat ground, you won't notice the difference.