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Re: (ET) Spring cleaning leads to questions

Subject: Re: (ET) Spring cleaning leads to questions
From: steves <ssawtelle erols com>
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 16:44:22 -0400
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My feeling is, if you can get the other motors to move from thegenerator effect of the hand-moved blade, then you are in good shape.


- SteveS

Chris Tromley wrote:

3. My mower motors don't spin "freely", that is there is some small
resistance.  I think they're PM motors, so there's some cogging effect,
maybe seal drag?  How "freely" should they spin?  They are free enough that
spinning one turns the others a bit.

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- (ET) Spring cleaning leads to questions
  - From: Chris Tromley

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