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A motor spins 1450 rpms, the gearbox ratio is 87:1, what would the rpms be if I were to put through 500kgs of product (ie wood chips or bark)?
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??????????????????? "if I was tu..." ???????????????

????????????? "put thru produkt" ?????? put sumthun in the hopper ??????????

mi ges be moter konnekted so it tern chopper blades

yu sae "1450" & "87", so me get the blades go SLOER than the moter

so speed=1450/87=16.66666666666666666666...

+-10%
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