Checking RPMs March 15, 2021 03:23PM
What’s the best way to keep RPMs in check. We have 2 rpm limit classes and would like a simple way to do this. Some tractors have the rpm plug in. What is the best set up to monitor or log these? Is there anything you can use that doesn’t involve someone climbing on the sled to check the box every hook?

How are other organizations doing it?
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Re: Checking RPMs March 16, 2021 02:20AM
Call up Fair Valley Performance, they make a RPM box that will record the whole classes RPM for review by your tech officials, or to check RPM's prior to the pull.


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Re: Checking RPMs March 16, 2021 12:02PM
Thanks Ryan! How does ECI do it? Does someone check the box between each hook on the track? Or do they download and make a DQ call later?

Anyway to log ground speed?
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Re: Checking RPMs March 17, 2021 02:15AM
It's up to the puller to be under 3000rpm prior to their hook. We will check their RPM's once at the beginning of the season. Then we will log the whole class and check at the end of the pull to see if anybody was over.

We use a Agritronix speed board setup to watch speed. 10.1mph is dq for our farm stock class. 16.1 is dq for our 2 Hot 2 Farm class.


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