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This is for a 2Front 1Rear 1,500 lb hybrid trike. The engine is on one
side of the driving wheel (rear). I want 45 mph and 20 miles on batteries. For weight balance and for space, I cannot use the 2 motors shaft to shaft. How 'bout this idea on how to connect 2 Golf Cart motors? Connect 2 motors side to side using 2 sprockets and a chain. motor(:::::::::::::::: ![]() On the motor nearest the sprocket that needs to be driven, mount another sprocket and connect the output using that second sprocket and a chain. (:::::::::::::: ![]() ![]() ![]() Has anyone on this list done it this way? I am looking for 2 hunking motors with driveshafts. Anyone? BoyntonStu |
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