Well I just got one of my Katrina submerged motors to run again. It
was a motor off my contractors saw. Took it apart, flushed the field,
baked it, cleaned the surface rust off the armature, replaced the
bearings, cleaned up the centrifigul switch, reassembled and put power
to it and it runs long and cool (at least in the no load condition).
Now I guess it is worth derusting the rest of the unit.
Now if I could only get that Unisaw motor to go......
Frank
"Frank Boettcher" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> Well I just got one of my Katrina submerged motors to run again. It
> was a motor off my contractors saw. Took it apart, flushed the field,
> baked it, cleaned the surface rust off the armature, replaced the
> bearings, cleaned up the centrifigul switch, reassembled and put power
> to it and it runs long and cool (at least in the no load condition).
> Now I guess it is worth derusting the rest of the unit.
>
> Now if I could only get that Unisaw motor to go......
>
> Frank
Good for you Frank. Coming back from the battle of a storm like that takes
a long time.
In article <[email protected]>,
"Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yeah, no kidding ... five years later I still get: "That thing? ... I
> haven't seen it since the flood."
They're not looking at you and thinking Noah, eh?
*G. D & R *