Posted by old on August 13, 2008 at 20:05:19 from (4.244.90.171):
In Reply to: PTO speed on an H posted by farmerwannabe on August 13, 2008 at 18:09:09:
Run that H around 3/4 to full open and you will be just fine. That 540 RPM number is a magic number and a baler does not care all that much. BTDT many times on many balers and most of the time I run wide open and never had a problem. I have baled with Olivers, Allises , ford etc etc etc and none seemed to matter how fast or slow the engine ran the baler did what it should have with no problem. Now on the other hand some tractors didn't have the weight or power and that when you have a heavy windrow did cause a problem with stalling the tractor
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