Engine Temperature and Fuel Economy Tips from Champion
Engine heat is a by product of energy. Maintaining coolant temperatures around 160 to 180 degrees F aids fuel atomization and complete combustion. Low temperatures cause inefficient fuel use and accelerated wear, with cold starts and short trips common culprits. Signs include poor fuel economy and sooted spark plugs. next hotter plugs may be needed to avoid carbon fouling.
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Computers aid farmers by enabling farm analysis through linear programming. Contact your county extension agent for more information on applying this method to optimize operations and resource use.
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