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Wouldn't a 10 rpm gear motor driving an axle with a 3.75-1 gear ratio give you an output of about 2.6rpm?
I purchased some foam from an automotive upolstry shop and made my own inserts with it. It looks a little like carpet underlay but it's 2 inches thick. It works out great in my Euclid. I can haul a car battery in the box now and the tires stay put with no glue but it still has a little give for traction while empty. I can take a picture of the foam for you if you like. Reg |
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Thanks reg, I'm more than happy to c the pic of the foam!
please post it n tell me where to buy it? About the geared motor, what do u recommend? I've seen many of them on eBay but unsure which one I should go for Thanks in advance Leon |
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![]() You'd need atleast 120rpm to achieve 32rpm wheel speed... 140rpm would be just over 37rpm.
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Here are the pics of the foam that I bought. It cost me $15 for this piece so it's not that expensive. I used a bandsaw to cut the outside and a razor blade for the inside.
I think Joe is right about the rpm of the gear motor you need. Personally I wouldn't buy anything that was over 200rpm or it will be pretty fast. My skidder for example has 152rpm motors with a 2.6-1 axle and 7 3/4" tall tires and the speed it quite good. Reg |
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