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[WestshoreConstruction]

bh 350. are you sure your burning gallons.it only 190 .pretty expensive

Yeah its in Gallons Per Hour. 190 ?? Hp ? Grinding heavy duty it will burn a tank a day. I run at almost 100 % load all the time. No sandbagging here.

 

[treeman40]

190 gallon tank . i run about 75 to 100 a day at 2000 rpm

 

[cbturf]

You must be mowing blackberries. I see no way how I could manage 425 horsepower to only burn 10 gph. The stuff I find myself in all the time I can burn 75 gallon a per day in the 140 and 148! That requires a 10 hour day but that is just a good start for me most days.


Just a little not to all of my illegal dumping friends. Your old tires do not belong out in the woods. You are a donkey, I hate you and you owe me $400 for the hour I wasted digging your tire out of my head today!

 

[treeman40]

i live in tn .come on down here and see what we are cutting. you dont have to boarhog it with 400 hp

 

[cbturf]

I live in Tennessee. I am cutting blowdown and clearcut cleanup in MS right now and I am burning 100 gallons in 8 hours.

 

[treeman40]

thats more like it .you are running it @ 100 percent .wideopen.im running at 90 percent and saving a little fuel.

 

[cann mulching]

CB where are you running??? I wanna come see that thing in action!!!
I'm in Hattiesburg!

 

[cbturf]

Hattiesburg just nort at the 73.

615-394-0457

 

[WestshoreConstruction]

thats more like it .you are running it @ 100 percent .wideopen.im running at 90 percent and saving a little fuel.

I run mine at 100% all the time, I charge accordingly and I don't want to be accused of not providing what I'm selling. If the machine burns that little at 2000 I may just run it around there and charge accordingly I guess. :thumbsup:

 

[cbturf]

My point was that I am cutting easy stuff! There is nothing really hard that drags the machine down. 99 percent of what I am cutting is dead or down. I do not recommend running the machine at less than full rpm. By doing this your pumps are spinning slower and not giving your hydraulic components they need. Since my machine is cooled by a hydraulic fan motor I will always run full rpm. The engine will only make the amount of horsepower that it needs. If you look at your pressure gauge the pressure is very low while the head is spinning free, once you put a load on it it goes up. SMe with the engine, just running with no load does not use that much more fuel than slowing the engine down. Our engines are made to run at a certain speed, there where a lot of guys a whole lot smarter than me that designed those babies.