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That's what I have on my small chipper. A magnetic sensor is triggered by a steel star mounted on the cutter's shaft. An electronic module counts the pulses and activate an electric valve on the inward hydraulic hose (which is fed by the main manual hydraulic distributor "out-stop-in-stop"). If...

My take on it : physically they can, excepted perhaps at idle, but the builders don't want for two reasons I think. First, at a lower speed, the cutting disk/rotor has way less power stored in it, as the speed comes in as a square factor. So it can do way less cutting before bogging down or even...