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Re: OK ,I was Mad and was looking for someone to B
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Posted by turbos10 on August 26, 2006 at 12:23:42 from (76.0.78.86):
In Reply to: OK ,I was Mad and was looking for someone to Blame posted by Magman on August 25, 2006 at 10:53:05:
Well, I think the problem is that you took advice on building a pulling engine and applied it to a farm engine. A pulling engine only has to run 10-15 seconds at full load. At that point everything is still relatively cool and the high load is no big deal for that short time. When farming under a heavy load for an extended period, it just will not last. Kindof like hotrod diesel truck. You can run it real fast and hard for a few seconds and you are okay, but load it with a heavy load on a steap hill and you will melt it down. Apples and oranges.....
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