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01-06-2001, 14:17
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4mm is right
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I forgot to get out the Johnson Electric catalog for the drill motor. I thought the motor was equivalent to a 775 motor from Mabuchi. It does have the same can size (42.2 daimeter by 66 mm length), but Johnson sells the motor with 2 different shaft sizes. Ah well... I have two drawings from Johnson Electric, one with the 5mm shaft and one with 4mm. I THINK that the 4mm is right, but don't have a motor to mic up right now. Can anybody get us to 100% certainty? Joe J. |
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