How to align box fan motor bearings
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interesting how easy it is to do that. "aligning" sounded so intimidating at first. But why don't you oil the bearings via the oiling holes? I could see them clearly, one on the front and the back.
piper4seeformerly 1 year ago
Now I know how to re-align the motor. Than you so much for posting this Erik.
gatrwrks 1 year ago
Er, I mean those videos, as there were two parts to the restoration.
beauloftis1976 1 year ago
Thanks Erik! That should be very helpful for me. By the way, when I oil my motors, I do put some at the bottom of the shaft, since I saw EmersonCollie do that in that video where he restored spatsbear's K-223.
beauloftis1976 1 year ago