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SMTA ground speeds
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Posted by Steve in WPa on February 18, 2004 at 03:21:13 from (209.195.154.108):
I would like to know just how slow will a SMTA go in first gear/TA engaged. Better yet, teach me how to fish. What is the formula for calculating the ground speed? I assume it to be engine speed x TA reduction x gear reduction x circumference of the wheel, but then what? Oh it's been too long since I had to figure this stuff and the widget factory just numbs your brain. I'm trying to get down to 1/2 to 3/4 MPH to plant some vegetable. I think I see a hydro in my future--wait -- or is that a divorce? Thanks for any & all response.---Steve
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