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How to set CRPM in Case IH Puma tractors
Here is another video in my "How To" series explaining how to set the CRPM (Constant Revs Per Minute) in the Puma tractor. This allows you to automate your rev settings for different situations eg. in the field for one and then say when doing a turn on the head lands for the other setting. I also explain how the CRPM can be set on the Pro 700 monitor if your tractor is fitted with one of these as well. Keep an eye out for more how to videos. Browny
Setting the CRPM in Puma tractors
Video shows how to do it on the control panel as well as on the Pro 700 monitor
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