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  1. trukhead

    Adding a pony motor to a M936

    You must consider the RPMs on the motor at operating speed and the hydraulic pump operating speed as well. I presume the pump operates off of a pto in the 600 to 1000 rpm range and the electric motors of any persuasion operate in the 1750 to 3600 rpm range. You need a smaller displacement pump...
  2. trukhead

    Adding a pony motor to a M936

    I wonder if a good DC welder like a mig welder that has settings for up to 24 volts would run a DC motor within its duty cycle time. Maybe start and stop the motor with a contactor to keep the welder fan running to cool the transformer.
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