Posted by old on November 23, 2007 at 09:38:36 from (4.245.4.177):
In Reply to: Estimating RPM posted by wallacedw on November 23, 2007 at 09:30:19:
Would you believe that 540 number isn't all that important when it comes you useing a brush hog. I.E. if the PTO is spinning 600RPM or if its spinning 500RPM its no big deal. That said if you run the engine about 3/4 trottle you will have it very close to the 540RPMs Also a lot of people like to use the higher gears when brush hogging but its a good idea to use a low gear and take you time doing the work. Using a low gear is better for both the tractor and the hog and doesn't beat either up as bad as using a higher gear
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