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Termy
   
Location: Washington
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Pics Of My Trimmer
Original Message Mar 26, 2005 2:49 pm |
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Majorxlr8n
   
Location: Freehold NJ
Joined: Aug 5, 2003
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Re: Pics Of My Trimmer
Reply #14 Mar 27, 2005 7:56 pm |
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That HP takes some nice pics Termy! But it looks like you are much higher than the roof - how didja do that?  As far as "break-in RPM's" go with the manufacturers recommendations. IMO, RPM should be varyed to ensure a good break in, and that includes high RPM. Now I'm not saying that a FRESH, BRAND NEW engine should be just fired up & 2 seconds later, winged over to 20,000 RPM!! Once warmed up after a minute or two, then its off to work at any desired RPM. Again, just MY opinion!  My fresh, drag racing engines are usually only run for about 10 minutes, and at around 2000 RPM to check for leaks & some quick tuning. Then its time for all-out, full throttle, 6500 RPM assults for the whole season! Marty 
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mikefla1
   
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Location: Lakeland Fl
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Re: Pics Of My Trimmer
Reply #17 Mar 28, 2005 4:03 pm |
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I was told the same thing also. Basically the same as my buddies new 175 V-max Yamaha boat motor, you have to run it under 2500 for one 1hr then 3500 for another hour, Then after that no more than 4500 for 3 more hours, then over 5000 for only a few mins. lol Wanna talk about tourcher???Then after that you can run at normal RPM's. I always just run my 2 stroke motors no more that half throttle for atleast that first 5 hrs, maybe that is'nt right but it's how I always done it. Later Mike.
Exmark 48inch & Bridges 36inch walkbehind, Scotts 21 inch walk behind mower,Husqvarna trimmer and blower, Echo PE200 edger,Weedeater & Stihl HL45C hedge trimmers,Echo CS440 chain saw and a Stihl HT101 power pruner, and a El Cheapo pressure washer.
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