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10-02-2005, 09:19
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Re: Van Door motor help
Just another note on the Van Door Motor... The shaft itself is 11mm, which is close enough to 7/16" to work. We tried to find an 11mm drill bit locally, but could only find them through McMaster or similar sites. To mount a sprocket on the shaft, we used a 5/8" bore sprocket and made a spacer to fit between it and the shaft. We then drilled through all three and pinned them together. (5/32 dowel pin)
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