**Pulleys for Jackshaft>??

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I believe that a 5hp will move it, not really fast but make it go.... Albeit with a proper gearing ratio.
 

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You're using 3" for the clutch size but it's 4".
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Clutch Pulley 4"; Jackshaft in 5" (like yours)

divisor: 4; numerator: 5

Result: 1.25... up until here we're good I assume?!
Huh?
I hate to say but I concure.
I guess in the melee, things got confusing... Reading back his clutch is 4".
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ahhh yes, the later example...
Now, if you need a bigger number, you have two options:
1) increase the numerator
example Jackshaft in 6" , keep your clutch pulley at 3"
Result: 6/3 = 2 (was 1.25)

well then...
6/4 = 1.5

I think I got confused by the first post (skipped back to check numbers)
...I have a hilliard 3" (v-belt) centrifugal clutch on the engine shaft,....

HMMMM
http://www.mfgsupply.com/gomini/gom...tility/gominiclutchutilityhilliard/h34p3.html

...hlliard cc 3/4 shaft 3" pulley! *shrugs*

One of the numbers we were given is wrong...

Anyways,
whatever, the math remains valid ;) just the numbers need to be altered :D

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