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Re: Throttle Setting
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Posted by ferrell freeman on August 06, 2001 at 07:55:36 from (158.252.68.147):
In Reply to: Throttle Setting posted by Ted Webb on August 05, 2001 at 21:14:58:
You, will learn as you, operate your tractor that you will very your throttle speed with load,condition and saftey . Where it is not good to lug a diesel engine ,you,only need to use the recomened RPMs that power take off equipment should operate at .This might mean you, have to shift to a lower gear because of load or operating conditions . When the throttle is set right and you, have to much of a load the goveren should kick in at this time you, might need to down shift .
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