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SamMI

05-09-2008 16:06:49

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I aquired a small Montgomery Ward mixer, less motor. The mixer has a 14" driven pulley. What HP motor/RPM would I need for the mixer? What RPM should the drum Turn? Thanks,

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SamMI

05-10-2008 04:06:03

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Re: Cement Mixer in reply to SamMI, 05-09-2008 16:06:49

Thanks for all the reply's. That is very helpful.

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dlplost

05-09-2008 21:52:12

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Re: Cement Mixer in reply to SamMI, 05-09-2008 16:06:49

I use a 1/3 hp 1725rpm motor with a small pulley on my mixer, turns about 20rpm.

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NE IA

05-09-2008 18:11:07

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Re: Cement Mixer in reply to SamMI, 05-09-2008 16:06:49

The smallest pulley you can purchase and make sure it is cast iron as it reduces belt slipping on small pulleys. Most mixers turn to fast and the cement hangs on to the sides and just spins. If you turn it slower the cement falls down and thus mixes faster by far. Best to protect the motor from sand / cement sloping on it, and we always drop a small ground rod or otherwise make sure the mixer is making a good ground connection. They often bite because of water being running on the motor etc.

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Puddles

05-09-2008 18:06:25

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Re: Cement Mixer in reply to SamMI, 05-09-2008 16:06:49

Does it look like this one? If so maybe these will help!

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RobMD

05-09-2008 16:27:53

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Re: Cement Mixer in reply to SamMI, 05-09-2008 16:06:49

a half horsepower electric motor with a 3 inch pulley on it should be fine.

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