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THE TANK
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Joined: Wed Mar 04, 2009 7:34 pm
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Location: Coteau Homles, La
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 Electric motor for the mud motor world? Well I been thinking about this, and i know it would work! What if we would take a electric motor from 50 to 100 hp and use battery power. You would need a converter to a reduce the volts, but the good thing is hp and torque and there wouldnt be all the noise. You can have forward, neutral and reverse all in this one little motor! How nice this would be, you can run about 4 to 6 hours steady and when you get back home just put it charging. The only thing is you fuked if you run out of power. Theirs away to make this happen its just to figure out the volts and and the batteries. Im not worried about it, because you can run this motor horizontal and vertical and it corrosion free.... This would be good at night with a one eye dog 
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postalpaul
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Joined: Sun Nov 01, 2009 6:25 pm
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Location: Kaufman- TEXAS
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Re: Electric motor for the mud motor world? It's a good thought the only downside I see is them batteries is heavy as he'll
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autogateman
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Joined: Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:32 pm
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Location: Gonzales La
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Re: Electric motor for the mud motor world? yeah and google a "50 hp electric motor" and see the behemoth that pulls up!
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bpurvis
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Joined: Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:30 am
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Location: Baton Rouge, LA
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Re: Electric motor for the mud motor world?
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autogateman
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Location: Gonzales La
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Re: Electric motor for the mud motor world? even better would be to have the engine run a hydraulic pump, then drive the shaft off of a hydraulic pto. then you could have froward neutral and reverse. hmmmmmmm 
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HUNT4DEER
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Joined: Sun Jan 03, 2010 10:39 am
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Location: DODGIN ROCKS ON THE RIVER OR CARS ON THE INTERSTATE
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Re: Electric motor for the mud motor world? hydraulic = lots of heat and a large % of hp loss in the transfer. the byproduct of hp is heat. heat eats hp up. if the briggs you have was rated by hp to include all the power that is lost on heat a 35 would make like 100 hp. same with the transfer in hyd. if you have never worked on them the heat is tramendous. (spl?) that heat relates to alot of hp loss. it would work but it would take 35 hp to make like a 13 hp motor.
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THE TANK
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Location: Coteau Homles, La
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Re: Electric motor for the mud motor world?
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Location: Prairieville
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Re: Electric motor for the mud motor world? i been thinking of this design for a few years now. Made one a year ago and it didnt work so well. I need a machine shop and then i would be in business.
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