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Are TA's meant for continous operation(hours at a time)
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Posted by DGF on April 21, 2002 at 15:41:34 from (142.165.92.51):
My 300 U needs to go a bit slower when using the rotary blade tiller. I call it a rototiller not sure if thats correct.Any way can my TA run continously for hours when using the rotary blade tiller? My understanding is the TA is meant more for short period where the extra pull is needed.Any long term complications if I do this? Any other suggestions to slow the "old girl" down without losing the RPM's for the tiller? I am working in 1st gear.Depending on the day "old girl" could mean the wife or 300U. Today it is the 300U.
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