TripleR
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Tim,
While it don't deal with your original question here's something I ran into in a similar situation. The grass was higher than the tractor and I was running full PTO rpms. I had sharpened my blades and was taking it easy. All at once I noticed the heat indicator was dangerously high, so high in fact that the tractor shut itself down to cool.
Driving through the tall grass had caused the grill to become clogged with seed, leaves and etc so much that my tractor overheated. Now I watch that much more closely and keep the grill cleaned out as much as possible. Just thought I'd share that with you.
Good luck.
Good point/reminder, we have had situations in which we run a leaf blower out to the tractors to blow the junk out then give them a good cleaning with compressors at the end of the day.