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28-01-2012, 20:23

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Re: Motor for lowering the bridge/ramp?

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Originally Posted by hugo3337

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any suggestions on what motor should be used to lower the bridge/ramp?

Any motor will do. The question is how long of a lever arm are you using (IE how much torque do you need) and how fast do you want it to go (how much you need to gear it down to attain that torque).

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