What is the RPM required for raising and lowering stabilizers?

The required RPM for raising and lowering stabilizers on a backhoe loader is typically around 1200 RPM. This is because the hydraulic systems that control the stabilizers need sufficient engine speed to generate the necessary hydraulic pressure. At 1200 RPM, the engine operates in a good range that allows the hydraulic pump to supply adequate flow to effectively and efficiently raise and lower the stabilizers without risking overwhelming the system or compromising the machinery's performance. Operating at this RPM ensures smooth functionality and provides the operator with better control over the stabilizer movements, contributing to the overall stability and safety of the machine during operation.