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Re: PTO/RPM
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Posted by old on April 01, 2007 at 09:39:15 from (4.244.90.173):
In Reply to: Re: PTO/RPM posted by oldcraneguy on April 01, 2007 at 09:23:05:
It that hog was used with an 8N then it was made to be run with a 540 PTO and if your running it on a 1000PTO your looking for big trouble. Slow it down or you may end up haveing a blade go fling which will not be good. Those blade can and do brake some times and if your does and its spinning twice as fast as it should and it hits some thing or some one that would be bad news. I once had a blade brake on my hog and we never did find the part that broke. So what I'm saying is STOP useing the 1000 RPM PTO on that brush hog before you or some one else gets hurt
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