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Old 12-18-2019, 01:39 PM   #1
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Default 2015 48v Yamaha sluggish on slopes/hills

I have a 2015 48v Yamaha that seems to run decent on flat but any kind of incline or hill it really slows down. The steeper the incline the more sluggish she is. I did test each 8v battery and seem to have proper voltage. All seemed to be in the 8.3v range. Suggestions on what to check next. Thanks!
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Old 12-18-2019, 06:19 PM   #2
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Default Re: 2015 48v Yamaha sluggish on slopes/hills

Yours is a DC motor, not a AC motor? Be certain. How fast does it go? What size tires? If they are stock or street size tires (not offroad tires) and your speed is 25ish mph, someone put high speed gears in it. Gears, or large tires kill torque. The only way to reverse that is lose the gears, smaller tires (if offroad size), or spend a pile of money on a motor & controller upgrade. The stock controller is weak, and a bigger controller will eventually kill the stock motor.
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Yours is a DC motor, not a AC motor? Be certain. How fast does it go? What size tires? If they are stock or street size tires (not offroad tires) and your speed is 25ish mph, someone put high speed gears in it. Gears, or large tires kill torque. The only way to reverse that is lose the gears, smaller tires (if offroad size), or spend a pile of money on a motor & controller upgrade. The stock controller is weak, and a bigger controller will eventually kill the stock motor.
Yes it is a DC motor... I would say it goes maybe 15 mph on flat and slows to more than half that on slopes and hills. Steeper hills it crawls up. It has the oversized wheels on it. I think 10" or 12".
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The wheel size doesnt really help, I need tire size.
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The wheel size doesnt really help, I need tire size.
14" tires
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