How are you guys setting your clocks?

[imgone52]

I know it's not manly, but you could get out the instruction book.:laughing:

 

[Guesseral]

I know it's not manly, but you could get out the instruction book.:laughing:

Oh come come now lets not get rash!

 

[Sutol]

Just piss the wife off she'll set your clock!!!!

Someone elses missus sorted my cock two weeks ago

 

[George2615]

I don't have a clock on my tractor. Your owners manual should have a procedure for setting a clock in the dash.
I do have a watch though and I dread the thought of springing ahead next Sunday for daylight savings time. When I go in to work on Monday I have about 50 clocks I have to manually set to the correct and exact same time.

 

[Sutol]

e have a clock in the garage (shop) which sets its self, it is linked to Europe and automaticly sets and goes forward an hour in springtime and actually goes forward 11 hours in fall which is one hour back

good innit:thumbsup:

 

[doobie]

Hey buddy there are two wires under lower dash panel you connect together to change time not the most convenient

 

[boomer632]

Well I came across a user manual for the R4041/R4047 tractor. I read through it and found a section on how to set the clock. My manual that came with the tractor did NOT have this section.. hence my original post. I thought that I would share it with you..

 

[Gary Fowler]

I dont have to do all that to set my P7010 clock, it has a button on the dash which is a good thing because the clock doesnt keep time worth a *$%^. I mostly just ignore it. Looks like they could put in a decent clock after all they only cost about a buck. This poor timing could be from the short in the wiring harness though so I guess I should look at tyrapping that once I get home, if I can remember. As long as the tach works I forget about the short.