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  1. J

    how to calculate difference in rpm s

    ok great. thanks. next question: is there a standard or rule of thumb that limits the size difference between two pulleys as in the example i used . in other words could i go from a three inch pulley to say a ten or twelve?
  2. J

    SNOW

    since you brought it up. i got this six foot two stage snow blower that is intended to be used behind a tractor via a pto. problem is i dont have a tractor and ( i know its blasphemy to say on this forum) , but i dont have any other use for one either . so here's my plan. i'm going to mount an...
  3. J

    how to calculate difference in rpm s

    hello all. question: if i have a drive shaft that is turning at 2500 rpm with a three inch diameter pulley and it runs around another pulley that is eight inches in diameter , how fast will the shaft that the eight inch pulley is mounted on spin? thanks . jeff
  4. J

    tractor for snowblowing

    whats a you tube?
  5. J

    tractor for snowblowing

    hey thanks for the input. if you didnt figure it out by my original question im a novice when it comes to tractors. so i take it that i would be better off with "live pto" and hydrostatic and a minimum of 50 hp. any suggestions come to mind that wont break the bank?? jeff
  6. J

    tractor for snowblowing

    u.s. near baraga. but ive thought about relocating!
  7. J

    tractor for snowblowing

    hi. im interested in getting a tractor that will accomodate a six foot snowblower . i guess i might have got the cart before the horse but i found a great deal on a smyth snowblower at the local tsc store that they had recieved by mistake. i intend to use it at my place on lake superior so it...
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