Raymond 8400:
Rabbit button do I have to hold it down

Question is, do you have to hold the rabbit button down to keep rabbit speed engaged or will it stay engaged without holding button down until return to netrual? also Ive heard that in older trucks you do have to hold button down, can someone confirm and if this is indeed true do they know at what model the change is made for buttons you do and dont have to hold for rabbit to stay engaged?
  • Posted 26 Sep 2022 01:57
  • Discussion started by Brian_6ixside
  • Ontario, Canada
Brian M

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