[R-1051] R-1051

[Larry Kirkland]

The motor had no continuity when I first checked it.  After cleaning the 
commutator and oiling the bearings it runs OK.  I got it all put back 
together, the motor runs but the bevel gear is spinning on the shaft and 
I can't get it tight with my crummy allen wrench.  I'll try Sears or 
NAPA tomorrow.  The size it .035" - not a common item.

Thanks for your help and I'll let you know when I get it finished.

73's
Larry W4LK


Cecil Acuff wrote:

> Sears would be my best guess....with a well equipped auto parts store 
> a close second.
>
> I don't ever remember removing one myself....Maybe to change the whole 
> motor/gearbox assembly.  If you remove the two long screws that go in 
> from the rear of the motor, the motor itself will come off of the 
> gearbox and comes all apart. The part to be cleaned, lubed and 
> reassembled is pretty much in the rear area with magnet in between it 
> and the gearbox.  The gearbox can stay in place.
>
> Make sure you put a mark on all the pieces stacked together to be sure 
> you get it back together correctly or it may try to run backwards....
>