Smaller on the motor (output) will slow it down....smaller you go the less contact area you have on the belts too, as in less power to drive IYSWIM.The auger pulley is 5 inch diameter that is not changing the rpm of the motor is 1450 that is not changing as single phase the only thing I can change is the pulley on the motor 2.5 inches diameter at the moment bigger or smaller pulley
0.75 kw not a lot just to make a mor even flow to the elevatorhow much do you want to slow it down ? and how big a motor
Not a big load dry grain and only six foot long,Will a slow moving auger bung up quicker ,,they work on the principle of high speed to keep the grain moving and less load
you can do it that way, but its not good having agur rattling away without enough grain to lubricate it.Would it be better (and easier) to restrict the flow of grain into the auger?
Single phaseyou can do it that way, but its not good having agur rattling away without enough grain to lubricate it.
A cheap 3 phase motor coupled to a single phase vfd is the real answer, just so simple to adjust speed to need
read the post,,, a VFD works on single phase supply and by electronic trickery gives a 3 phase output that can vary the direction and speed of a 3 phase motorSingle phase