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Re: Old Motors
Because the gear that is on that motor does not fit what we have
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Re: Old Motors
Well, what do you have?
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What can it get attatched to?
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Re: Old Motors
The gear we are attaching is about 5.25" diameter with 64 teeth
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Re: Old Motors
By "gear", do you mean the 6-pointed star looking thing on the denso?
Or by "gear", do you mean a 64 tooth chain sprocket? Or by "gear", do you really mean "gear"? How did you possibly get a 64 tooth "gear" to fit perfectly on one of the old keyang motors, but not a window motor? |
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Re: Old Motors
There were 4 compatible couplings in the kit of parts that can be mated to keyed shaft or bolted onto something. Either method could be used to mount you gear, but you should choose the one that works the best.
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