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Re: how to drive a tractor
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Posted by James2 on September 08, 2005 at 19:51:22 from (207.179.239.169):
In Reply to: Re: how to drive a tractor posted by RodinNS on September 08, 2005 at 18:01:36:
Beauty must be in the eye of the beholder because in my opinion a foot throttle is nearly worthless. Have tried them several times, and came to the conclusion they must be for those who started to drive farm tractors after learning to drive a car, truck or wheeled earth moving equipment. Also take issue with running an engine at constant speed after it is broken-in. Maybe not good to run at low idle and low loads, but running at rated speed and load forever, will never glaze the cylinder walls. I've ran a lot of lab engines the last 30 years and some for thousands of hours. Constant speed/load at normal outputs was never a life issue with properly designed components.
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