Electric Motors

dh1 · 05-12-11, 09:32 PM

I've seen several good examples with either one of the 2 motors, some with controller some without. I just thought that if you don't need the controller why spend the money.
From what I can find out these motors draw minimal amps with no load, turn aprox. 3600rpm and as load is increased amps increase as it try's to maintain rpm.
Without a controller in a hydrostatic tractor, will really make no difference, drive will work the same as the gas version on full power.
On a gear drive again it will behave the same as the gas version, and if the motors output shaft is in the same location as the gaser the clutch will work the same.

05-12-11, 09:32 PM	#11
dh1 Helper EcoRenovator Join Date: May 2011 Location: Ont. Canada Posts: 99 Thanks: 14 Thanked 11 Times in 9 Posts	I've seen several good examples with either one of the 2 motors, some with controller some without. I just thought that if you don't need the controller why spend the money. From what I can find out these motors draw minimal amps with no load, turn aprox. 3600rpm and as load is increased amps increase as it try's to maintain rpm. Without a controller in a hydrostatic tractor, will really make no difference, drive will work the same as the gas version on full power. On a gear drive again it will behave the same as the gas version, and if the motors output shaft is in the same location as the gaser the clutch will work the same.