Has anyone ever done work or looked at how much power can be loaded onto
the front end of the E-shaft. I imagine there is currently 5-10 HP
running accessories, but it seems to me that one could load that with
quite a bit more, even possibly half of the HP output?
Am I wrong here?
Decker, Michael
No I don't think you are wrong if you don't put any side loads on it.
I was going to drive the prop with it but I would put another bearing
on the over hung side load. Maybe it would be best to do a whole new e-shaft
and front cover for this application.
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Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
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