Posted by buickanddeere on June 03, 2008 at 17:07:13 from (209.240.119.30):
In Reply to: baler pto speed posted by RICK165 on June 03, 2008 at 15:08:28:
The flywheel is on there for a reason, to store energy. Energy is stored at a square of the rpm. The factory would have saved time and money making that flywheel smaller if they could have. They built it that size because it"s just large enough to store just enough energy at 540 rpm to reduce driveline wear to acceptable levels. If you are running the pto at 382rpm instead of 540 rpm.1485 engine rpm instead of 2100rpm for example. Then the pto drive line, over running clutch and gear box is stressed twice as much each plunger stroke. Then it would be at 540 rpm. Running the bailer at reduced speed saves nothing and adds wear if there is any significant volume of hay passing through it. The plunger also has half the inertia behind it to cut and compress the bale. Bearing loads on the crank, rod,pin and rollers is increased.
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