does this motor have enough torque to turn a 60-80lb lamb, I want to build my own rotisserie
210204
i think you would need a little larger motor, this little motor has pretty good torque but i dont think it would turn something like that unless it was perfectly ballance on the rotisserie
210205
No you will need a larger model. I am turning a stick with foil attached to it. never hurts to try though, looks like a tough little motor. Country boys survive
475138
The grill is cheap. But if you want to keep it going, buy the thrust bearing from Amazon and get some high temp lube. It's very easy to install. Then buy a extra motor or two to keep handy. That piece of junk motor will fail at some point. I bought OneGrill Cordless Grill Rotisserie Motor - 25 lb. Load W/ AC Adapter.
2098618
Because it is a motor, you will not be able to get its full potential using 50 hertz power. It will still work just not at rated speed.
1648910
I believe it will. I have had great success with this slicer and getting consistent thin slices out of it. I would go relatively slow with cheese to give the motor a chance. Not that I've ever had a problem with the motor just that's is not a professional slicer.
59678
I have a 1972 50 hp Evinrude and it works awesome. Should work great on your 60 hp motor.
202918
It depends on how fast you want it to pull. The basic equation is energy in = energy out minus efficiencies. I would expect this motor to be able to pull at least 100 lb. laterally at with an RPM of around 1200RPM or thereabouts.
309901
Yes it will that's what I put it in. You will need to be careful with gearing or this motor will bet hot. It is very fast!
2064290
Hello John,Thanks for your interest! It has 150ft lbs of torque. We hope that works for you because we would love to get your business.
1769447
Not sure of the how many WATS the motor is... but it's plenty strong! I've done 20 or 30 oranges back to back without any slow down or over heatings. I'm also pretty heavy handed so it must be more then enough....
1402904
I dont know as I am untrained to small engines. I had a friend replace my tiller engine with this one. I can say, this is a great little motor. I can start with no ease. the only complaint I had was when I received it the oil cap was missing and the box was a little greasy. Thank heavens, the cap from the old tiller fit nicely.
989922
9.6X120=1152, so it will "Run" it. but depending on the startup torque, it may not "start" it. Max startup torque of an electric motor could be 3X the run rating. It might work, and/or you might need some startup capacitors on the motor.
2003367
This motor is a 775 size you want like a 550 size. The can is much larger on the 775 and it also requires dual batteries to run properly. A Traxxas titan 12t or similar motor would be a better choice for your truck.
829973
Shaft diameter is the most important thing to be concerned with. This motor has a shaft dia of 1.1" and has a flat for the set screw that connects the auger or whatever your stove has. This motor i received came from Rotom motors. I cant guarantee thats what you will receive tho... It is a 1 rpm motor w/ plenty of torque and is easily reversible if it comes out of the box turning the wrong direction that you require. the motor doesn't care if it is operated constantly or intermittently as that is up to how the stove is manufactured- just make sure the merkle-korff motor it is replacing is not a DC motor. Best of luck if you purchase it. It hasn't let me down! Shaft diameter is the most important thing to be concerned with. This motor has a shaft dia of 1.1" and has a flat for the set screw that connects the auger or whatever your stove has. This motor i received came from Rotom motors. I cant guarantee thats what you will receive tho... It is a 1 rpm motor w/ plenty of torque and is easily reversible if it comes out of the box turning the wrong direction that you require. the motor doesn't care if it is operated constantly or intermittently as that is up to how the stove is manufactured- just make sure the merkle-korff motor it is replacing... » Read More Shaft diameter is the most important thing to be concerned with. This motor has a shaft dia of 1.1" and has a flat for the set screw that connects the auger or whatever your stove has. This motor i received came from Rotom motors. I cant guarantee thats what you will receive tho... It is a 1 rpm motor w/ plenty of torque and is easily reversible if it comes out of the box turning the wrong direction that you require. the motor doesn't care if it is operated constantly or intermittently as that is up to how the stove is manufactured- just make sure the merkle-korff motor it is replacing is not a DC motor. Best of luck if you purchase it. It hasn't let me down! « Show Less
977993
This is a good motor/esc combo for the Rustler XL-5. Make sure you use high quality 2S lipo batteries
2200912
More than you will ever need. It could use a little more torque at low ram but, if you don't have a good grip on the tool if it binds on your work it will twist right out of your hand. It does turn so stupid high rpms. So high that you will wonder if it is going to just fly apart. I use mine almost every day and love it.
293176
That's not a simple question to answer. Do you want speed or torque for crawling? The lower the turns the more RPM you get, the higher the turns the more torque and less speed. For general bashing maybe start out with the Axial 27T or a 35T.
475141
If you add the extra throw out bearing, the motor holds up fine for pizza and other light loads. It does not hold up to added weight though (don't try putting a cast iron skillet on the grill!), We have not found a bigger motor -- but have not really looked.