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Hornady M2 Tumbler motor
- Thread starter 35whelenpump
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- Ottawa origanally Muskoka
Well if Hornady doesn't carry it I would suggest you disassemble the unit. Look for the sticker or plate on the motor or unit body indicating size,RPM,type Volt,Amps phase etc. Also measure the shaft Dia. You may get lucky and find a manufactures name on the motor.
Then go to your local
Co-op
Princess Auto
Industrial supply where house and see if you can replace it.
It should be in the 1/64hp- 1/56Hp range
Then go to your local
Co-op
Princess Auto
Industrial supply where house and see if you can replace it.
It should be in the 1/64hp- 1/56Hp range
Search the Fasco 7102 number on Google Images, and follow the links to the one that looks closest.
They ain't rocket parts. If they look like the original, they like as not, will fit like the original.
Pull it apart and check the bearings. Probably a 608 series bearing, and probably nothing wrong with the motor that either new bearings or a clean and re-pack won't fix.
608's are a common skateboard or rollerblade wheel bearing. Cheap!
http://www.fasco.com/pdf/p08-09.pdf shows interchange data. Was first link that showed on Google search.
Cheers
Trev
They ain't rocket parts. If they look like the original, they like as not, will fit like the original.
Pull it apart and check the bearings. Probably a 608 series bearing, and probably nothing wrong with the motor that either new bearings or a clean and re-pack won't fix.
608's are a common skateboard or rollerblade wheel bearing. Cheap!
http://www.fasco.com/pdf/p08-09.pdf shows interchange data. Was first link that showed on Google search.
Cheers
Trev
