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TWalker
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Ive done some searchin because I dont wanna ask whats already been answered but...I really get confused when it comes to gear reduction.
I have a rack mount which has the 5:1 PTO>10 gear output>10/10 Jackshaft>to 44 tooth drive gear very nice works well.
I want to try running a chain down to a standard bicycle rear cassette (say 22 tooth gear) roughly a 1/3 to 1/2 the size of the 44 tooth standard chingen sprocket.
Here is a video of a guy who did it but I dont know what reduction he used but you get the idea...mines just a rack mount.
I have a rack mount which has the 5:1 PTO>10 gear output>10/10 Jackshaft>to 44 tooth drive gear very nice works well.
I want to try running a chain down to a standard bicycle rear cassette (say 22 tooth gear) roughly a 1/3 to 1/2 the size of the 44 tooth standard chingen sprocket.
Here is a video of a guy who did it but I dont know what reduction he used but you get the idea...mines just a rack mount.
- What additional reduction would I need?
- Any thoughts? I pretty much can figure it out if I know the proper reduction but suggestions are welcome.
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