Hello to all.
I recovered an old electric forklift. There are no batteries. I think it's gods
1995.
It has an electric motor with a cardan shaft connected to a hydraulic pump.
I wanted to do an experiment.
It is possible to remove the electric motor and apply a diesel engine always with a cardan shaft. Would work?
Thank you all.
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No as others have said the battery is classed as a big part of the counterweight you would also need an engine fuel tank transmission and new drive axle. Not worth the effort
Generally, the electric forklift's battery has the function of the counterweight, i wonder how you would compensate for that...
can you send a photos for your electrical forklift with dimension? these pictures may be generate some ideas which will help you.
Hello, thanks
It's that simple ?
what problems would there be?
how to manage the power and the accelerator?
i think it is better to put ISUZU c240 diesel engine it is perfect and compact engine and the hydraulic pump can be connected by a cardan shaft via crank shaft pulley
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