Teeth on crankshaft on M.

tim-m

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Does anyone have a crankshaft out of a M , that can tell me how many teeth the gear on the crankshaft has ? I am in the process of building a governor testing stand , and need to know how many teeth the driver has, to determine the gear ratio. THANK YOU, for your time... Tim..
 
The crankshaft gear has 29 teeth, and there is an idler gear between the crankshaft gear and the governor gear that has 41 teeth,
 
Could look but since they use a 58 tooth cam gear the crankshaft gear would be 29 tooth. Do you already know the idler gear tooth count for figuring the governor RPM? 41 I think but better double check.
 
Idler gear tooth count doesn't matter. Only crank and governor tooth counts are needed to calculate governor drive ratio and RPM.
 
Are you sure about that. I'm never sure about anything anymore. But thinking a 29 tooth driving a 41 tooth then the 41 tooth driving a 17 tooth would equal the governor turning more RPM than the crankshaft. If the governor and crank turned the same RPM the crankshaft gear count wouldn't even be needed. Maybe I'm missing something and it won't be the first stupid mistake I made.
 
Okay I see my mistake but the governor RPM is still going to be higher than the crankshaft unless I'm still messed up.
 
Correct, since the governor gear is smaller than the crankshaft gear, the governor will turn faster than the crankshaft.
 
Thanks to everyone for your time and interest in my question. Will post some pictures when I get it all put together. Great bunch of guys !!!!!!
 
You got it!

Governor RPM is greater than crank RPM.

How much greater? Governor RPM = Crank RPM x 1.70

(29 teeth / 17 teeth = 1.70)
 

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