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Re: switch it off or leave it on?
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Posted by jim on May 11, 2004 at 14:00:19 from (149.99.209.19):
In Reply to: switch it off or leave it on? posted by Ben UK on May 11, 2004 at 11:55:13:
If I'm just going to be off the tractor for only a few minutes, I leave my diesels running. If time away could mount up , I always shut them down after a cooling down time. Had a neighbour who left his 4020 Deere idleing while he left for a quick lunch which lasted longer than he had intended - when he returned he found the fanbelt had broken and a cooked engine as a result. Always remind my sons of that situation whenever they leave a tractor unattended.
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