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wabash1
Member since
April 2001
From: US
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Posted by
wabash1
on Saturday, November 9, 2002 8:16 PM
yes and you as well as anyone knows if your moving along your not going to stop on a hill couse you reach the short time limit. keep it in #8 and not look at the amp gauge.
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Jackflash
Member since
August 2002
259 posts
Posted by
Jackflash
on Saturday, November 9, 2002 4:40 PM
J I too have had this happen, dont know the
temp. though, its a method to keep you from operating in the short time ratings for over
the prescribed time (cant cheat) jackflash
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wabash1
Member since
April 2001
From: US
2,849 posts
G.E. Engines
Posted by
wabash1
on Friday, November 8, 2002 11:15 PM
Not your flame war on what is best. But i do have a question for the mechanical department here. On G.E. engines dash 8 and 9 have what is called a traction motor protection which cuts the power to the traction motor when the temp gets to a certain degrees. just what is that temp? i have had that happen once but never since. i know how to go to the screen that displays this info of operating system. and i have had the motors what i call pretty hot. just something i like to know.
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