Backhoe Backhoe PTO RPM

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tcarter1

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Location
Rock Hill, SC
Tractor
06 L2800 HST, R Long 4n1
I have a Taylor Way 766 with PTO pump. If you run the pump less than 540 rpm, do you lose any digging pressure, or just cycle time?
 
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Cycle time and I'll bet it is alot smoother for a novice. It is for me. I run my rpm's at 1200-1500.
 
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tcarter1 said:
I have a Taylor Way 766 with PTO pump. If you run the pump less than 540 rpm, do you lose any digging pressure, or just cycle time?

Hello tcarter1,
When I first got mine I put it on with the 3pt set up but it moved around so much I didn't try any digging til I finished a subframe, maybe your L2800 feels more secure than my deere 770 did?

To address your question I run my engine at 1500 to 2000rpms mostly at 1800,(Torin answered the pressure/cycle time question) and was able to control any jerkiness with practice.. good hoe, you'll be glad you didn't spend $2000.00(+) more on another brand.
 
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Just cycle time. Unless the engine is so low it boggs out and dies. After it dies, you'll be short on both pressure and flow ;)

jb
 
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I run mine at about 1500 - 1700 RPMs when using my hoe, unless I come up against a real stubborn rock. For my tractor, keeping the RPM's on the low side makes the hoe a lot easier to control.

Corm
 
 
 
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