It all depends on the pullys you have really, the hp only helps how fast you get there or if your even going to get there. The motors rpm range also plays a role.
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∙ 12y agoIt depends on what type it is
7mph
50mph
It will fire as fast as you can move to a new position. In the real world, accuracy and 'doing it properly' is valued more than how fast you can go.
You are going to use it in a lawnmoer to race they are i think about 15 hp but if u want a fast lawnmower use a snowmobile engine
That may be an engine size of a large chainsaw, medium lawnmower, or other small industrial engine.
Out the muffler.
Hydrostatic drives can go as fast as you design them to go. The main problem is heat, the faster or harder you move the fluid the more heat you make. 5 mph on a lawnmower you can use a steel tube about 3 feet long, on a car going 50 mph you would need a radiator the size of the hood on the car your driving. Give or take.
bad transmission..... expensive repair.
its not a ride on lawnmower
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You need to go to a house between red country and los Santos and it is there.
go to www.yazoo/kees.com and try there