When can you transfer pressure during operation?

Transferring pressure during operation is typically safe and effective when the equipment is at idle. At this point, the engine is running at a low speed, which allows for pressure adjustments without the risks associated with higher throttle settings. Operating at idle minimizes the system's stress, enhancing safety during this procedure.

When the equipment is at maximum throttle or near a full stop, pressure transfer can pose risks. At maximum throttle, the system is under heavy load, which may prevent effective pressure adjustments and could lead to equipment damage or safety hazards. Similarly, while transferring pressure during a full stop is not practical as the system is not in active operation, maintaining proper pressure management at idle allows for systematic checks and adjustments without compromising the safety or efficiency of the operation.

Therefore, idle is the most appropriate time for transferring pressure, ensuring that the equipment remains stable and control over system dynamics is maintained.