My question is to the most efficient pushing technique.
I’m aware of slot dozing and I utilize it but I am more interested in the amount of spoil that I can push.
I am currently pushing to the point of stall. Meaning I can hear and feel the stall coming and I push on that edge. Some call it “boiling over”. I’m trying to push as much as possible, but is that the best technique? Am I wearing the undercarriage quicker?
should I get the blade full and let the motor get to full speed again?
The motor idles around 2050 rpm and when I’m pushing almost to stall it’s at 1800 rpm.
I’m aware of slot dozing and I utilize it but I am more interested in the amount of spoil that I can push.
I am currently pushing to the point of stall. Meaning I can hear and feel the stall coming and I push on that edge. Some call it “boiling over”. I’m trying to push as much as possible, but is that the best technique? Am I wearing the undercarriage quicker?
should I get the blade full and let the motor get to full speed again?
The motor idles around 2050 rpm and when I’m pushing almost to stall it’s at 1800 rpm.