i wouldnt, when you add the cost of the electric motor, the re wiring to have enough power to run it, if in fact you dont have to go to a stand alone industrial generator to provide the power, then the cost of electricity it will use, then the gear reducing unit to convert the electric motor rpm to 540 rpm, that money would buy and then pay for gas for a old 45 to 50 hp tractor for a very long time, i say generator because when our company moved a rock crusher then set it up [ it has several 20 hp as well as numerous smaller electric motors on the system,] the local electric co op came out, did some figuring, and refused to let us hook up to the power grid, said if we did the start up sequence would brown out the whole north side of lincoln county nm, not a option lol , turns out the power requirement for the crusher was met by a industrial generater, using a 350 cummins diesel, burns about 5 to 6 something gallons per hour under load
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