What is the engine speed in the remote throttle down position?

In the remote throttle down position, the engine speed is typically set between 600-800 revolutions per minute (rpm). This lower speed is designed to allow for smoother operation of the crane at idle while retaining enough power for necessary functions without unnecessary fuel consumption or wear on the engine.

This range provides sufficient hydraulic power for equipment operations that do not require full engine power, which is especially important when the crane is not actively lifting heavy loads. It helps in maintaining control and precise operation, making it safer and more efficient for the operator.

Higher rpm ranges, as indicated by the other options, would generally be associated with more active work or heavy lifting scenarios where maximum power is needed, but in the throttle down position, the focus is on reducing engine activity while maintaining operational readiness.