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Posted by Mike w J on December 23, 2004 at 20:35:06 from (66.128.183.145):
In Reply to: Hours verses milage posted by RW on December 23, 2004 at 16:46:56:
most of our tractors with the old style RPM gauges compute hours at pto speed run it slower it puts on less hours and faster puts on more 1900 rpm 60 MPH is about what a car would run at that speed so that is what we use. a tractor at idle runs a lot longer tha an hour to put on an hour the new electric clocks put on hours when the key is on running or not A john deere dealer told me to figure that the newer tractors will record 40% more hours then the old cable driven hour meters
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