Decided to do a little more to this . Had the engine running but found that I needed to put it on rubber mounts . $12 for 4 from E-bay . Also need to beef the frame up . Drilled holes 10 m.m. on the ends so that I can weld 2 bars in to make it more rigid . The legs can still be removed but as a pair . Also made 4 braces out of 32x3 m.m. flat that will bolt on front and back . When I get it done I will put up a photo .
Thought I would put up another photo or two . Not much work been done on it in the last few months .
The handle and wheels will only be used to move from one spot to another . The legs slot and bolt onto the main frame , might need some cross bracing but I want to keep it clear under the drum to get plastic buckets in .
I have put a small flywheel on , it was sitting under the bench doing nothing .
yes Mike, I've been using my impact mill a bit used it again a few days ago and knocked a bit of gold out of some quartzDecided to do a little more to this . Had the engine running but found that I needed to put it on rubber mounts . $12 for 4 from E-bay . Also need to beef the frame up . Drilled holes 10 m.m. on the ends so that I can weld 2 bars in to make it more rigid . The legs can still be removed but as a pair . Also made 4 braces out of 32x3 m.m. flat that will bolt on front and back . When I get it done I will put up a photo .
I am still around ! Decided to put an electric motor on instead of the petrol one . Hope to get one next week . If it gets used in the bush , will have to take a 1,000 watt generator .
Single phase electric motors as a rule of thumb is start up current will be 15 times run current. Only high draw until motor has spun up and cuts out start windings.Just check your power draw on startup. 1000w generator won't start a very big electric motor.
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