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Good evening

 

Dose any body have a rule of thumb for hours on machinery, a bit like the 10,000 miles on average per year for a car ?

 

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Depends on machine,design life of a tractor is 8000 hours.average use age is 1000 hours a year.but all depends on how well serviced and the wot king environment. And the operator.

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Year I know there lots of variables just wondered if there was a average its for a petrol atv it's at 1800 and its 15 years old just was wondering

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Well look at it this way, a car doing motor way work 60 mph.... So 60 miles =1 hour..... Yeah. Average for year is 12000.....200 hrs on your car, so I use this as a rough guide to calculate machinery hours....try it on your gear and post your results🤔

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I've done some rough calcs and can confirm that my penis has got plenty of hours left on the clock.

Marriage a few years back seems to have worked wonders for its potential longevity.

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I've done some rough calcs and can confirm that my penis has got plenty of hours left on the clock.

Marriage a few years back seems to have worked wonders for its potential longevity.

 

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I've done some rough calcs and can confirm that my penis has got plenty of hours left on the clock.

Marriage a few years back seems to have worked wonders for its potential longevity.

 

I was always told its not the hours but regular servicing that counts. Laying idle can be just as damaging as operator abuse...:ohmy:

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Year I know there lots of variables just wondered if there was a average its for a petrol atv it's at 1800 and its 15 years old just was wondering

 

If I`m reading that right the atv is 15 years old, and done 1800 hours?

 

15 years = 180 months

1800hrs = 10 hours month = 2.5 hrs a week

In my opinion that quite low hours, if the condition is good to reflect the hour you should be OK, you want to be looking at age related problems as much as mechanical defects, corrosion on the frame, perished hoses, pipes, bushes, seals, and such like.

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