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Brendon_m Moke
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Looks like you entered the circumference where you should have put the diameter.
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lol i am batteling a head cold at the moment hahah
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That makes so much sense now.
So 6 to 1 is what I want but in the real world you can't get much over 4 to 1. I wonder if a 2 speed diff would work?, or if I can even find one that is small/light enough. Or a standalone transfer case like what's in a lada niva.
I'm thinking that while a direct drive to a diff would be neat, keeping the gearbox will be a simpler way to go.
I do have a plan for keeping the original box.
I'll get some pics happening and explain my plan to let you all weigh in and call me a numpty.
So 6 to 1 is what I want but in the real world you can't get much over 4 to 1. I wonder if a 2 speed diff would work?, or if I can even find one that is small/light enough. Or a standalone transfer case like what's in a lada niva.
I'm thinking that while a direct drive to a diff would be neat, keeping the gearbox will be a simpler way to go.
I do have a plan for keeping the original box.
I'll get some pics happening and explain my plan to let you all weigh in and call me a numpty.
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I haven't seen anybody say they like these motors - I haven't looked recently tho..
The motor by itself seemed overpriced for what they are.
But as a motor+controller combo it is probably cheaper.
So the short answer is NO but the long answer is YES.
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For anyone trying to get to the clutch on a mini or moke I feel sorry for you. Pulling the ring gear off was an absolute bear of a job. Its on there tight, like really tight. Like I had a puller on it and was using a good rattle gun to wind in the puller bolt, left it under tension soaking in wd40 over a weekend pulling the trigger on the rattle gun every few hours and hitting it with a gimpy tight.
I ended up using a cuss word and threatening to dob it in to its mummy and it decided to come off.
Look at it, sitting there all smug.
I ended up using a cuss word and threatening to dob it in to its mummy and it decided to come off.
Look at it, sitting there all smug.
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But look at the baby clutch.
Onto getting the engine out.
With a little help from someone with more muscles than me
The motor splits off the gearbox
And out
Its small but the block and head are 80 odd kg.
Good ol cast iron
I also have a 2 boxes of bits so far.
1 at 40kg and the other at about 20kg
Plus oils, coolant, exhaust etc
Onto getting the engine out.
With a little help from someone with more muscles than me
The motor splits off the gearbox
And out
Its small but the block and head are 80 odd kg.
Good ol cast iron
I also have a 2 boxes of bits so far.
1 at 40kg and the other at about 20kg
Plus oils, coolant, exhaust etc
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i am a mini nutcase at my finest i had 12 full and running minis (only 2 on the road) and about 15 in parts and shels
so i know that motor setup well
so i know that motor setup well
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Engine out and transfer case refit.
Here is the drive off the crank. The crank shaft passed through the middle to the clutch which then drives the spline round the outside.
And from the other side.
That cog floating at the top is the other end of the splined bit the clutch drives.
So my plan I'd to weld a coupling to that from the clutch side and mount the motor where the clutch was. Exactly like most other installs.
Then I simply put a cover over the rest of the gearbox,
like this:
Here is the drive off the crank. The crank shaft passed through the middle to the clutch which then drives the spline round the outside.
And from the other side.
That cog floating at the top is the other end of the splined bit the clutch drives.
So my plan I'd to weld a coupling to that from the clutch side and mount the motor where the clutch was. Exactly like most other installs.
Then I simply put a cover over the rest of the gearbox,
like this:
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Doesn't the crankshaft act as the bearing support for the drive gear/spline piece that passes through the seal in the case? There would be a lot of pressure trying to force those 2 gear sets apart so it would require a quite substantial bearing surely?So my plan I'd to weld a coupling to that from the clutch side and mount the motor where the clutch was. Exactly like most other installs.
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It does, but I was planning on putting a plate a cross with a bearing on the oily side. Im actually a little more worried about the axial force from the gears pushing it all apart long ways rather than the gears spreading away from each other. Im not sure how much thrust the motor will take through the axis.
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I'm guessing this is why one conversion included the crankshaft so the load could be spread over the length of the crankshaft via the main bearings and thrust brg. Possibly 2 Timken tapered roller bearings facing each other with a spacer between them providing the required preload/endfloat because ball brgs don't like side thrust and the tapered bearings increase the load area within a given space.brendon_m wrote: ↑Sun, 22 Jul 2018, 14:12 It does, but I was planning on putting a plate a cross with a bearing on the oily side. Im actually a little more worried about the axial force from the gears pushing it all apart long ways rather than the gears spreading away from each other. Im not sure how much thrust the motor will take through the axis.
Another possible idea is a straight shaft with brgs and a thrust brg in mounts machined into a plate that both make up the gearbox cover and a mount for the electric motor. Then an additional reduction between the electric motor and one end of the quasi crankshaft and the original reduction at the gearbox end. This way different ratios can be experimented with to get what suits your use patterns without needing to strip the whole thing down each time. The electric motor/quasi crankshaft end would be in the space the radiator originally filled in the ICE set up.
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So I got some new toys this week.
Also started pulling the dash apart as well as I plan on redoing it to suit the extra displays etc. And to make it more user friendly / pits inspection passable.
Oh and I gave a plate of aluminium to be made into a rectangle with holes around the border for part of the cover for the gearbox to a work experience kid at my work... I need another aluminium plate...
Also started pulling the dash apart as well as I plan on redoing it to suit the extra displays etc. And to make it more user friendly / pits inspection passable.
Oh and I gave a plate of aluminium to be made into a rectangle with holes around the border for part of the cover for the gearbox to a work experience kid at my work... I need another aluminium plate...
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hmm idea rear wheel drive and battery's in front and sides to balance the weight out correctly
PS pics dont seem to work
i think a RWD moke would be awesome
PS pics dont seem to work
i think a RWD moke would be awesome
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She'll be front wheel drive in this iteration, however an upgrade to 4wd may be a long term option.
None of the pics in any of my posts? Or just the last post?
None of the pics in any of my posts? Or just the last post?
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All pics fine for me.
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what i am seeing
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@Adverse Effects, can you see any of the images on this page, or are they all replaced with the "Image" text placeholder?
I just tried taking on your privileges and I could still see all images on this page, so this seems not to be a permissions problem which is one of the theories I had been investigating.
I just tried taking on your privileges and I could still see all images on this page, so this seems not to be a permissions problem which is one of the theories I had been investigating.
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I just logged in this morning and all the pics in the thread took ages to load (thanks NBN) but the last pics didn't, they just said "image". I then refreshed the browser (I'm on Android mobile and it's chrome) and they all loaded up straight away, including the last ones.
Maybe it's timing out while loading or something?
Maybe it's timing out while loading or something?
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@rhills its just that post i see all the other pic'srhills wrote: ↑Tue, 11 Sep 2018, 23:29 @Adverse Effects, can you see any of the images on this page, or are they all replaced with the "Image" text placeholder?
I just tried taking on your privileges and I could still see all images on this page, so this seems not to be a permissions problem which is one of the theories I had been investigating.
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hmm ok so i just went in to the code of the page and found the post in question
i manually went to the links of the pics and the first time on each it didnt load just stayed blank screen
but when i refreshed it several times they came up ok (forum software not sending them at times???)
now i can see them in the post like they should be hmmmm
i manually went to the links of the pics and the first time on each it didnt load just stayed blank screen
but when i refreshed it several times they came up ok (forum software not sending them at times???)
now i can see them in the post like they should be hmmmm
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More likely the browser thought it had that image cached, so no need to request it from the server. It can sometimes be very difficult to convince a bowser to forget a cached item. Usually control-F5 does it though.Adverse Effects wrote: ↑Wed, 12 Sep 2018, 08:50 but when i refreshed it several times they came up ok (forum software not sending them at times???)
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Even though I could probably guess what they are which models did you get?
So the short answer is NO but the long answer is YES.
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Me1507 motenergy ac motor with a sevcon size 6 controller set up for 100v
And the kit also comes with a contactor, isolator, display, throttle and a couple premade cables
And the kit also comes with a contactor, isolator, display, throttle and a couple premade cables
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any toy with cables thicker than your little finger is a good toy
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