((I assume you mean beyond the highest throttle setting (using the throttle leaver).))
The lever should be attached to the carberetor by a cable. It may be possible to replace this cable with a longer one, but if so, it will allow you to run the engine a lot harder than it was designed for. You can wreck your engine this way (potentially in a spectactular and hopefully not life threatening way) in addition to voiding any warranty you may have.
If you do wreck your engine, most likely you will hear a loud *clank* and the engine will stop instantly. The engine will need *major* work done to it to bring it back to life, assuming it's worth the expense. I really don't recommend 'overclocking' your engine.
10W30 with Turf Guard, which is an additive for high RPM motors. This is only available through a John Deere Dealership, but in a pinch any good quailty 10W30 motor oil will work.
Some of the features of a John Deere 210 Tractor are Interium Tier 4 Certified Engine and Front Wheel Drive. There are no after treatment components and no DPF's needed. The 210 Tractor is standard equipped with JDLink Ultimate.
9 CC/rev or .549 cu. in/rev which at 2100 rpm PTO speed equates to 5 gallon/min. At 2500 max rpm it would be 5.94 GPM at 100 % efficiency. Actual output should be around 88 to 90 %.
With the car on, press the accelerator pedal.
take off black cap at very top off engine on throttle boby.turn left to raise rpm.
750 rpm for an manual and 850 rpm for an automatic. If you meant how to set it you can't. All you can do is raise it a little by turning the throttle screw.
Crank tractor set tractor throttle at 1500 rpm turn steering wheel all the way to the right hold it for about 10 seconds then turn it to the left and hold it for about 10 seconds repeat several times and the air should be gone
Stephen Hampton and John Adair sung the Power Rangers RPM Theme Song.
When your motor warms up your oil, gasoline, and transmission fluid; it helps your motor run free
vacaum leak or bad throttle position sensor. gm Jim
the rpm when you start your car is suppose to be @ 800rpm...and you can lower and raise your RPM by screwing the idle controll at the left side of your plenum...its going to be look like a bolt of a flathead screw driver.
The rpm's are not at a high enough rate when the car is idleing to engage the clutch plate on the compressor. To get the car to blow cold in park simply give it some gas to raise the rpm's. Belinda from Texas