Could someone explain is there just a slot on this motor through which you slide the existing handle? Is the switch and wiring included?
194926
Existing handle is removed, the remaining pushrod connects to a bracket on this motor. Switch and wiring is included.
194927
Yes, it attaches to a new or existing VALTERRA valve and handle (not included). Make sure you get the right size unit for your valves. I believe they sell smaller versions for smaller valves and also a version for theatford valves. It does include switches and a decent amount of wiring with quick connectors. From what I recall, it is enough wiring if you have the switches mounted with their little boxes somewhat near the valves (like 5 or 10 feet away from them). I took the switches out of the little plastic enclosures and mounted them into a panel where I have other related switches.
194928
The handle is removed and the Barker is attached to push and pull drain valve(s).Everything is included to install. I added some wire to control from cab. I have had other electric valves and Barker are.the best I have found. Hope this helps?
194929
No you have to remove handle from shaft during install. Yes all wiring and switch are included.
549894
Just the motor and pull start, i was able the take the electric starter and clutch off the old motor and install it on the new.
96202
You simply unplug the wire harness connector from the old motor's receptacle and plug it into the new motor's receptacle. There should not be any splicing involved.
515510
you will have to drill out the rivets (that's how the factory attaches the handle) and then undo the levers connecting the handle to the opening latch. Than reattach the new handle with I think 3/8 nuts and bolt. If more info is needed let me know
1712531
Operates by cranking handle. Motor is separate attachment and not necessary.
1390491
It does have the handle (well, it did when I bought it :) ). If you look at the other two pictures on this item, they show the handle, only the first picture for some reason only shows the hose. Be sure to read the other reviews about how to install it: don't try to splice it onto the old hose, or the old hose will crack up again at the point of connection and you'll be back where you started. Instead take off the machine cover, pull off the old hose right at the base, and slide on the new.
638381
If the connectors are the same, you need not change anything, just plug in the new motor. If they are not the same there should have been a re-wire instructions in the box.
37735
Yes. Just flip a couple of connectors. Instructions are included with the motor.
686937
It screws in. I had a handy man install the replacement handle. I couldn't figure it out.
1385869
It comes with a very nice switch box. You can use the same wires, if that is what you mean. I would swap out the door bell switch for the opener included, it is pretty easy. I did have mine professionally installed, but I know they used all the same wires and I had an old style opener, like the door bell switch.
664988
The wall plate is not included; just the switch. It is sized to worked with a standard wall plate, so if you're buying htis to replace a standard toggle switch, the existing plate will work.
966873
Yes, the motor and fan wheel are connected and can easily be removed from below the unit (take the plastic light lens off to access the motor & fan wheel) --no special wiring skills needed either--just unplug the old unit and plug in the new one.
1931207
Yes it is. I just removed the old one from the electric motor and installed the new one in its place.
451908
Yes. The handle is included in the box but not attached to the drill. Instructions in the box will show you how to install it. It can be placed at any angle around the drill so you can have it where ever it is comfortable for you. It can be easily moved to any other position in just a few seconds.
2374
Just replace the knife valve body with the electric one. Instructions are clear regarding wiring. Install the switch where ever it is convenient, run the hot wire to the positive terminal of the battery or the positive buss bar. Then attach the ground wire to the frame or negative battery terminal. That's it. I placed my switch place inside an exterior storage bin near the stinky slinky connection. That made it easy to run the wires without having to pass thru interior walls.
63490
No. It is the 2 motors to add to jacks you already have along with the switches and circuit breakers. No wiring comes with it either except about 1' pigtail on each motor.
580388
Hi Lorena,I think it is fairly easy to replace the motor -- it just clips into the bottom of the unit. You should contact the vendor. My experience with the vendor has been excellent -- he is very responsive. Hope this helps.Ron