Proper RPM for PTO operation |
01-08-2019, (Subject: Proper RPM for PTO operation ) Post: #9 | |||
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RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation (01-07-2019 )NoTime Wrote: I would say around 150 at 1000 RPM. At 700 RPM the lines are just barely warm. Of course a lot depends on where I’m pumping off at but when I’m pumping off butane it’s a little hotter because I don’t have any pressure to help unloadPick up a handheld laser temp gauge (they are cheap) check in several areas while your pumping. 150 degrees is fine even up to 170 degrees above that I would be worried, and I am only speaking from a hydraulic system understanding as I don't know if the heat transfers to the product? don't want you to blow up :-( If you can off load at 1000 rpm's and hydraulic system is within acceptable perimeter then maybe your ok? | |||
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Proper RPM for PTO operation - NoTime - 01-07-2019, RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - snailexpress - 01-07-2019, RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - imalumberjack - 01-07-2019, RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - Rawze - 01-07-2019, RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - NoTime - 01-07-2019, RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - imalumberjack - 01-07-2019, RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - NoTime - 01-07-2019, RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - imalumberjack - 01-08-2019 RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - the missing link - 01-08-2019, RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - NoTime - 01-08-2019, RE: Proper RPM for PTO operation - imalumberjack - 01-11-2019, |
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