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Posted by JD70Jim on August 06, 2001 at 06:48:08 from (64.197.39.161):
In Reply to: Throttle Setting posted by Ted Webb on August 05, 2001 at 21:14:58:
If you are running a pto operated machine, say a brush cutter, you do not get correct operating rpms for your pto except at rated engine speed. If you are tooling along at 1500rpm, but your pto runs at 540rpm @ 2500 ENGINE rpm, your machine will not operate as well. Especially with a sickle bar mower or a mower-conditioner. If you try to save fuel by baling hay at part throttle the low rpms will be an even bigger problem. Part throttle when raking, pulling a wagon, blading, or other light drawbar work is a good idea.
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