How many inches per hour on low speed?
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The speeds for the Nelson Rain Train may vary due to the water pressure, terrain and other factors. But it can move up 60 feet per hour.
184752
Thank you for your question. The speed capability (rpm): Low: 15-20RPM, High: 68-80RPMWarmest,Dorsey D.ActiveForever
466292
I've never timed it but it's under 5 minutes. I live at sea level which makes a difference, too.
612503
You could use it for a slow speed transportation probably 2-3 miles per hour max. We have a 12' heavy blowup boat that runs around 5mph max.
1364268
anything below 60 is going to be realllllllly slow.... my stihl 362 is 59 and any smaller would be not worth it it seems. A rip chain really does help a lot. the oregon one works fine
50538
It depends upon how short the user is. I would say that anyone under five feet or so (I'm 5'10") would need a shorter setting than is available on the machine. The storage setting is a possibility, as my girlfriend's stepson is able to use it, albeit all scrunched up, on that setting; he's about 4'6". The pedals *do* go backwards, but I don't know if the speedometer/odometer work properly. The tensioner works in either direction.
812971
I don't know why it would say that or who said that, but it's not true. This buggy should not exceed 10-15 miles per hour as the tires are small and would not accommodate high speeds.
597266
No. You adjust speed by the amount of pressure you apply to the pedal with your foot. Very little pressure equals very little speed and 'flooring' the pedal equals the machines max speed.
543974
You can shift to second going about 20mph. I wouldn't advise going match faster as it can tip over on a tight turn if the terrain is tacky.
940064
I believe it is about 400 to 450 ft/second but that depends on the bbs you get
1080700
I believe it said 2 to 7. My grandson is 4 and he loves it. It has 2 speeds so if it is too fast, you can slow it down. Well worth the money!
797470
Depends on the number if fittings you install. I would think for 5 tips the most you would need would be 30 liters per hour.
841400
Fast enough. I have mine turned down so that I can maintain control without crashing. Wide open it really moves.
107380
The feet per minute at no load is 18ft/min with full reel and 7ft/min at full load with full reel.
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It would depend on how tight you had the trucks, but i could go about 25-30ish on it before getting speed wobbles with them loose enough to carve a little.
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Very little time, after a little practice. I'd say less than a minute if you're being quiet, maybe even 30 seconds if you you were in a real hurry.
852734
If we were talking flat to full, 35's might be pushing it. However, if all you're doing is dropping and adding a few pounds for terrain, like you say, I'd be pretty confident it could handle it. I've done 0 to full on a 31 in just a few minutes, so it's got some guts. Just don't run it continuously for more than 10 minutes.