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Old 09-24-2014, 12:42 PM
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Default Re: Dragline Rebuild

That is a bunch of gears, huh? I'm sure you have already considered a low rpm gear motor? Going to be cool getting all those gears turning!

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Old 09-26-2014, 10:56 AM
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Default Re: Dragline Rebuild

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That is a bunch of gears, huh? I'm sure you have already considered a low rpm gear motor? Going to be cool getting all those gears turning!

Jim
Your right jim-it took awhile to work this out but I think I got it. Here is a couple of pictures showing all the gears in place-



The 1/4" bushing is for the pinion shaft and that will be another reduction. I would consider this a low rpm motor -5000 rpm-12v. but a gear-motor will not work. It would start & stop instantly and that would cause the bucket to swing side to side. That is why I use a flywheel. It starts slowly and smoothly and does the same when stopping. I probably would not need the flywheel with an electronic speed controller but for now this will work.
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