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Re: U302 RPM
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Posted by Jim in OH on March 23, 2007 at 06:03:07 from (65.240.13.234):
In Reply to: U302 RPM posted by 'ya' its a Minnie on March 21, 2007 at 21:28:20:
Usually the max RPM is determined by the rules of the club that you pull... i.e. stock fast idle +10%, +20%, +30% depending upon class... and that is meant to be far below the "safe" limit and even then there is usually a maximum at 3000rpm regardless. If you really want to know its physical strength limits (when it will come apart), maybe someone on the Tractor Pulling Forum could help.. Jim
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