hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-27-2018 @ 1:49 PM |
Ok.. new to this Forum.. I just paid for EV8 three year membership. I have a 1947 Ford Fordor Sedan with a inline 226 Six Cylinder motor... When I first got the motor running in 2016, I removed the ARVIN aftermarket heater... I am in the process of restoring the heater, core is good, holds pressure, no leaks, I cleaned up & repainted the components.. But I can't find a replacement 12 volt blower motor.. Early Ford Store in San Dimas had the large style, large shaft motor.. I need a motor with a 1/4" inch diameter shaft, and the 1/4" inch attachment bolts that are approximately 2 1/4" inches apart.. I have not tried C & G as of yet.. they list a universal motor with 1/4"inch shaft.. but at a cost of $185.. Any other sources out there?
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CharlieStephens | -- 06-27-2018 @ 2:01 PM |
Also post your question and search the archives on HAMB (https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/forums/the-hokey-ass-message-board.5/). I am also interested in the answer so post if you find something. Charlie Stephens This message was edited by CharlieStephens on 6-27-18 @ 2:07 PM
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-27-2018 @ 2:15 PM |
I can't relate much to the HAMB... now Fordbarn.. will do! I will post a photo later when I have the chance.. Thanks Charlie..
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-27-2018 @ 5:32 PM |
See photo
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TomO | -- 06-27-2018 @ 5:33 PM |
If you have a generator repair facility near you, ask them if they can repair your old motor. If there isn't a generator repair facility, Google "small electric motor repair near me". Contact the shop before you send the motor in for repair. Tom
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-27-2018 @ 6:02 PM |
Thanks, yeah there are still a few shops in the San Fernando Valley.. but it will cost some bucks...
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51woodie | -- 06-27-2018 @ 8:26 PM |
I don't know if you want to have an original style motor, but Grainger lists a 12v motor Model #3LCH7 with a 1/4" shaft, 2 5/16" c-c 8-32 studs. I dont know if this will fit your needs, but a good place to start. https://www.grainger.com/product/DAYTON-1-35-HP-DC-Permanent-Magnet-3LCH7
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woodiewagon46 | -- 06-28-2018 @ 11:40 AM |
I believe I answered your question on the H.A.M.B. If it's not you I can post what I used here.
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CharlieStephens | -- 06-28-2018 @ 2:40 PM |
woodywagon46, How about a link to your HAMB post? Charlie Stephens
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woodiewagon46 | -- 06-28-2018 @ 4:25 PM |
Charlie, I'll answer the question here. The motor I used when I converted my heater to 12 V was purchased from Dennis Carpenter. The part number is B6A-18527-B. The info on the motor itself is, Fasco, 12V, 2807-406-074. The motor has a 1/4" shaft and comes with an adaptor to change the shaft to 5/16". In 2003 I paid $100.75.
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-29-2018 @ 1:17 PM |
A generator repair shop wanted $400 minimum for the re-winding.. I took advice from my same post I made here.. on the Fordbarn.. And I got a motor that fit from NAPA part no. 655-1022.. 12volt.. however the distance between 1/8 inch mounting bolts is 2 5/16ths..and overall diameter of the body is three inches.. with 1/4 inch shaft.. luckily the heater core housing actually had two extra mounting holes for the wider 2 5/16th mount.. and the cavity was just over 3 1/4" inches.. so it fit.. but... just barely... $39.14 out the door at NAPA.. I will take photos of the R&R when I can.. This message was edited by hannaboy@pacbell.net on 6-30-18 @ 4:16 PM
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-30-2018 @ 4:19 PM |
Ok... got the motor into the housing.. here are some before and after photos.. And before you ask why I didn't repaint the housing with hammer-tone paint as original, I had some left over high temp paint from a wheel hub project..
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-30-2018 @ 4:21 PM |
before photo
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-30-2018 @ 4:22 PM |
More photos
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-30-2018 @ 4:23 PM |
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-30-2018 @ 4:24 PM |
aaand more
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-30-2018 @ 4:26 PM |
tight fit
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hannaboy@pacbell.net | -- 06-30-2018 @ 4:27 PM |
last
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