So then your saying if I have 3 1/3 HP motors that spin 1500 RPM yes I know that number is not correct but using as a reference number. But any how if they all spin at 1500 RPM and I use a 2 inch pulley on each one having a single pulley and then the 2nd having 2 and the 3rd 3 and that in turn goes to a 3 inch pulley then in theory the hammer mill would spin at 100RPM. Yes I know most motors spin at 1750 or 3600 so if I use 3 1750 motors that are 1/3HP they should get a target HP of 1 and with 2 inch to 3 inch come very close to the target speed of 1500 RPM and yes I know a tad bit lower but not into doing the math
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