Hay Elevator Motor - forums

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Easily move your bales with the hayrite drive kit for bale handling systems up to 40 ft.

I don't know much about electricity but i can go out to the barn and get whatever information you need off the motor.

2 are pto driven and i have a short (14' or so) one that is electric.

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I've read that others are using anywhere from 1/2 to 2hp.

The hayrite basic 16 feet hay elevator consists of an 8 feet drive unit plus an 8 feet end section with sprocket and chain tightener.

The motor or pto drives a pulley system that moves the chains or belts,.

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Connects irvine elevator to horizontal prevents bales turning out.

If you have some old motors lying around you could try their start capacitors.

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On a 36' new holland elevator is there really that much speed difference going from a 3/4 hp 1725 rpm motor to an 3/4 hp 1800 rpm ?

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Type a motor pulley on horizontal conveyor and incline elevator.

The convenient design of the motor is prewired to prevent the hassle of complex installations.

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This unit can be used from the ground or wagon to lift your bales up to a forty five degree angle for a maximum lift of 11′ 3″.

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What kind of (electric) motor do you have on your bale elevator and do you have any recommendations or advice?

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The maple leaf tubular bale elevator is equipped to move small square bales of hay and straw for feeding or bedding efficiently and economically.

I still use 3 elevators to get hay to various places.

Use 2. 8 o. d.

Hayrite basic 16 hay elevator uses your electric motor.

Use a motor that is rated between 1725 to 1800 rpm.

Be sure that the wiring to the electric motor is large enough and the power source is the right voltage and frequency for the motor used.

If you have more than one start capacitor lying around you could try them all and pick the one.

The lightweight and easy maneuverability.

I have a hay elevator with an electric motor.