You would be right believing that, throttle variation helps lubrication and preventing hot/dry spots... I have learn from mechanics that during a initial break in for a 4 stroke you want steady throttle and increasing the RPM over time, for 2 stroke you want quick burst and increasing the length...
Not me, I let go at each end of the swing when its not cutting and full throttle in the between (if required), a 2 stroke engine like throttle variation.
Since one of my dog caught one, they are now obsess with them which is good. There's one under this pile I will have to help them by moving this pile of post.
I understand you don't want to trespass and ask permission but its not like you will conduct work or make trails and what not its a momentarily trespass to make a situation safe for you, anyone would understand plus if one property is lease and the other one is a big corporation I wouldn't even...
The plan this time off is to start on the outdoor horse arena I have to bury this little ''pond'' then start on the contour fence. I have all my cedar already. I am not sure if I will/should moldboard plow and till the whole thing or not, if I do I should do it before I start sinking post in...
no, I don't think overfilling is the problem... mine was overfilled from the dealer when I got it as well .... on mine (not a JD) if I go too far down too far on the joystick it will not apply force its like the de pressurize zone, play with it without going all the way to the end on the joy stick.
Vegas (my GSD) wont eat unless I make her do a few tricks and reward her for it, then she will eat but not before. If I don't she give me a look saying I didn't deserve this ...