Posted by Texasmark1 on October 14, 2012 at 08:36:36 from (67.142.175.26):
In Reply to: tractor data question posted by Super Steve on October 14, 2012 at 08:17:39:
My guess is that the engine has specs and one is rpm where it makes the hp advertised. If the engine is in a tractor then the gpm would be at that max rated hp. I have diesels that are PTO rated at one rpm but the tractor is capable of running 20% above that. All it says is the gear ratio inside the PTO drive is setup to deliver 540 rpm at this drive rpm.
I think my Ford 4000D is PTO rated at 1600 but it's top rpm, factory setup, is 2100 and if I am running anything hydraulic there will be an appropriate gpm.
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