tbran
Guest
You can speed it up about 10% IF everything is balanced and the shock is good. A wobbly unloader is an accident waiting to happen if ran empty. The sprocket on the bin unloader can be replaced with a smaller swedge hub universal n60 sprocket with 10% fewer teeth. Keep in mind this increases the hp requirement to start and run the unloader. Proceed with caution. We have a few customers who never unload on the go and don't want to run the engine at high idle to unload so they sped up the system to unload faster at over low idle just under the rpm where the chirping starts.