RPM of 16HP Onan Engine on JD 316

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duppa43

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Does anyone have any idea about what the working RPM of this engine would be at full throttle???

I need to know so I can figure out a PTO ratio on my new tractor (so I can use my old snowblower on my new tractor)

any help would be greatly appriciated!!!!
 
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Should be right around 3600 rpm..no load, probably 3400 full load. Just rough estimates!

Will
 
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thanks for the reply, so I probably wont have enough speed from my 2100 rpm Mid PTO to run the snowblower efficently... what I am doing is using my old snowblower from my 316 (which was belt driven by the engine), and hooking it to my pto on my new 2520..
 
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Could ya try playing with pulley sizes to get the right rpm :confused: .

Will
 
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i am doing away with the pulleys on the old snowblower, and attaching directly to pto
 
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The pulleys probably down speeded the blower. The mid pto may be too fast unless you throttle down.
 
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the pulleys are exactly the same size, so snowblower was running at the same speed the engine was, right?
 
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duppa43 said:
the pulleys are exactly the same size, so snowblower was running at the same speed the engine was, right?


yes, .
 
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PTO generators ususally have this problem, with the generator head needing to be turned 1800 or 3600 rpm's. Look for a pto generator with a bad head and see if you can adapt that to work.
I don't see how a snow blower that was run at 3600 could possibly work at pto speeds, but it wouldn't work at either speed where I live.
David from jax
 
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the snowblower has a chain and sprocket system that turns the blade, so if it doesn't run fast enough, I guess I could change a sprocket to make up the difference...
 
 
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