Leave the loader running. It wouldn't use a cup of diesel each time and it's better for the engine imo.What do people do. Loading and spreading dung. From the time I have the spreader full to the time I am back we are talking maybe 10 mins. Would ye leave the loader running or turn on and off?
What do people do. Loading and spreading dung. From the time I have the spreader full to the time I am back we are talking maybe 10 mins. Would ye leave the loader running or turn on and off?
Certainly off if you are leaving it unattended.What do people do. Loading and spreading dung. From the time I have the spreader full to the time I am back we are talking maybe 10 mins. Would ye leave the loader running or turn on and off?
I would also be afraid of someone with alzhimers or on drugs getting up on it . If it starts without issue I would switch it off .I'd switch it off.
A fan belt or something stupid break and she'd be in shit when you land back
Prayers were recited...I would also be afraid of someone with alzhimers or on drugs getting up on it . If it starts without issue I would switch it off .
I switched off a combine to clear a choke of clay and she would not start because I had blown the fuse trying to reverse the neck .
Definitely would stop a machine if out of view. If in view maybe leave idling until it reaches working temp then stop each time.I do turn it off only a Man said it to me that your hardly stopping and starting it all day. I be worried of a fire or any problem when left unattended. Reckon it’s just safer to be stopped
That's a bit long to be leaving the machine idling, I don't know if it's possible but having a timer fitted too shut down the engine after 10 mins or so shouldn't impossible too fit if it detects the engine idling at a certain rpm for that length of time especially older machines.Our piping man would leave the 7530jd ticking over when there out gathering or rolling out pipes.he could be 40 mins from coming or going.
If it was mine id be turning her off.good few idling hours on the clock after a spring pumping slurry over a few years when it comes to trading in
Hgv’s regular have this fitted,my old milk tanker would stop during collecting,only on good days though.😃That's a bit long to be leaving the machine idling, I don't know if it's possible but having a timer fitted too shut down the engine after 10 mins or so shouldn't impossible too fit if it detects the engine idling at a certain rpm for that length of time especially older machines.