can i turn a 120lbs pig with this motor? and do you have forks for the pig?
517376
Unfortunately the answer is not likely. This motor will turn a 100lb load that is very well balanced. That being said a pig is inherently not well balanced so I would recommend no larger than 80lbs. for a pig. 100 pounds for a turkey, chicken, etc.
2018945
I have mine in a 2wd sc10 and I have a 87 tooth spur and a 18 tooth pinon and it is almost to much. But I use it for racing so I'm not going for the max out of my motor.
1940450
The rod seems strong enough but I doubt this motor would do it. Maybe a suckling pig.
261218
I doubt it would work for that weight. It moves very slow and mine seems to have a little "skip" when it turns. I think the added weight would either not work or make the motor louder.
830744
as noted horns are for making sausage. Additional note, machine is fine for occasional use but make sure the meat is chilled partly frozen to grind better. Also make sure auger is tight. If auger is not tight it will slip and mess up the hex hole on the end. Plastic collar inside can crack causing auger not to turn when motor is running. Mine lasted two years and I replaced it with a STX 3000
1410038
You could use the 800lb bar instead of the 1200. You will get a stiffer ride with the 1200 but it would work just fine. If you ever plan to change to a heavier trailer, it would be beneficial to go with the 1200.
1568747
James, Yes sir! These forks are rated for 4500 lbs, but the frame is rated for 4000 lbs. Thanks, Wallace Titan Distributors 800-605-8241
1437696
Hi mi friend,yes you can do it,only you need have a big motorcycle 750 cc to 1200 cc.
202919
No sure on your question, without load this motor looks good. Unfortunately when I mounted the motor on my bicycle, the motor burnt after 15 min ride. I weigh around 74kg, 4 x 12v7A about 6 kg.
815243
Get the crank device you wont be sorry, with rope it will take 120 pounds to pull it to full cock.
2141612
Have to agree with Charles Rice. Ask the seller. I can tell you that the forks are not built for heavy lifting. Otherwise seem to be pretty good, just don't overload the forks.
1757469
This unit is by hand but I believe that you can buy a motor to fit it. I can't say if it would be suitable for 20 lbs a day for livestock but I am unaware of any livestock feed that would need to be as fine as this machine grinds it. At any rate...that is about 1/3 bushel of wheat and I do believe that is doable but would be a lot of work.
911764
I can't answer that. I used a human motor but I believe you can get a mount and electric motor for it. Hope someone else was able to help you.
1650516
The kit comes with the motor spokes and rim. The rim is for 1.95-2.25. 700c will not work with this rim. You will have to purchase tire and tube. Also need to read specs to assure it will fit your forks. Width is important.
1650827
weight wise yes but your going to need to use the shortest chain as the lift dosent go that high.my 4x4 i couldnt use it because of that reason
1563575
Don't know how much weight your talking about but I can do 2 chickens at a time easy on mine. Even out of balance it's fine. I have tried to stall the motor and I can not with one hand. Remember that the spit needs to match the motor.
478266
Yes and no. You would have to modify the forks and change the wheels. That would cost a lot to do . You'll better of just buying a bike with all that.