True or false, your pressure governor should be set to pressure mode while obtaining a draft.

The correct answer is that it is false to say that your pressure governor should be set to pressure mode while obtaining a draft. When drafting, the pump is drawing water from a source such as a river or a pond rather than supplying it at a set pressure. As a result, pressure mode can interfere with the pump's ability to maintain an appropriate vacuum, which is necessary for effective drafting. Instead, the governor should be set to volume mode during drafting operations to ensure that the pump can maximize the flow rate and maintain a consistent draft. This adjustment allows the pump to operate efficiently without trying to maintain a specific discharge pressure, facilitating the drafting process most effectively.