Thread: Rhino track failier?
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Re: Rhino track failier?
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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik View Post
What RPM max do those Rhino Drives run at? Give me that and I can give you a max load.
Max Rhino drive RPM is the team's choice. AM options for gearing with the TB Mini (easiest to mount on a Rhino module) range from 12.75:1 down to 5.95:1. Since the Rhino timing pulleys are 1:1 (42 teeth on drive and driven), track pulley speeds will be in the range 415 - 890 RPM. My team plans to use a ratio between these extremes, so about 670 RPM max is the target for us.
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