can i hoke up a motor
799740
No...you would not be able to. The gauge is not think enough for something like that. It only holds up to 300lbs...
799741
This a boat you use to row to your real boat at least that's what I use mine for
1751918
Yes you could but it will have some resistant due to electric motor..Thanks
1857363
I'm a retired engineer and a repairman. This is the way things are nowdays. You can most likely buy the whole assembly cheaper then you can purchase a replacement motor. The most likely reason for this is, the company who makes these 8" duct fans buys these motors by the thousands and you're just buying one.
1938221
The motor wires are bigger on the motor. U can try to solder up connections to make it work.
1419642
The motor is rated for continuous cycle, go ahead and get one, you wont be sorry!
571677
You can, but it's not recommended. I assume it's bad for the motor or something to that effect.
1753212
yes you can i got a motor like the one above it will work fine with any position horizone vertical side way or up side down try it out i guess it alway work nomatter what way you want to put it ... that correct ..
1800627
I'm not sure. I used the motor for a different purpose than to hang something. Sorry
457103
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2158291
I don't know why you would want to. Generally the larger the better if you have the power to turn the proper RPM's.
1014542
The motor is a 2cell motor. A 3cell will eventually burn the esc. Best bet is to get a lower kv motor that can handle 3cell.
1265737
It's not sturdy enough for motor. You would be better off buying one made for that if that's what you would want to do.
992172
Do you want know how to make it to go faster on the motor? If that is your answer "yes" then the set what ever your building make sure that motor has a bigger gear on it running against the smaller gear hope that helps?
490679
Is far as I know you can't safely increase the rpms of the motor, but you can use a gearing arrangement to increase the speed, but it would lower the torque.
949795
I would not suggest it. I used an adapter that was suitable and the motor burnt out.
1904947
I doubt it, I suspect your motor may be a capacitor start and a higher than 2.5 amp load, which are specifically not supported.
1059398
I see no reason why you couldn't. Like the other poster said,take your time and you should appreciate how smooth your engine runs.