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jauguston · 11-03-2009, 10:49 AM

Yes , you can run 42v but you need a way to charge them. You can use your regular 36v charger for all but one in the string and get a 6v/12v charger to charge the single 6v. You will need to wire the key to 36v also for the solenoid but that is no problem.

My new motor is still on the brown truck enroute here. If the specs are any indication it should help. My stock motor is 2 hp at 36v. The Dand D 1:1 is rated at 7.3 hp at 36v. The D and D is rated to turn 3600 rpm on 36v and they said it would be 4200 on 42v. I told them I didn't need any more speed but they said although this is mainly a torque motor I would gain 2-3 mph.

Jim

11-03-2009, 10:49 AM	#5
jauguston Gone Wild Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Bellingham,WA Posts: 300	Re: Alltrax axe programming Yes , you can run 42v but you need a way to charge them. You can use your regular 36v charger for all but one in the string and get a 6v/12v charger to charge the single 6v. You will need to wire the key to 36v also for the solenoid but that is no problem. My new motor is still on the brown truck enroute here. If the specs are any indication it should help. My stock motor is 2 hp at 36v. The Dand D 1:1 is rated at 7.3 hp at 36v. The D and D is rated to turn 3600 rpm on 36v and they said it would be 4200 on 42v. I told them I didn't need any more speed but they said although this is mainly a torque motor I would gain 2-3 mph. Jim