Does the pin go through the rotor plate vent holes or over the whole rotor
330727
Through a vent hole. It comes with an orange cable to remind you that the wheel is locked. I put mine on one of the handlebar grips. DON'T lock it and lose both keys. You would have to replace the rotor to get rolling again.
330728
Either. My holes were too small, so it went through a gap in the rotor instead. I make a YouTube video on my channel JerryRigEverything called 3 motorcycle mods for under 20 bucks. You can see me put it on in that video.
1331375
I had no issues with mine. I did have to wiggle it a little to get the pin in but nothing major.
109934
I am not sure. I replaced my motor and needed a new plate. I used the same holes.
130559
yes, it does. or you can pull up the pin and the fan will stay in one position. Great fan.
1007624
Would like to know as well. I lost pin for cutter first time using it during cleanup
492019
Hole goes through and it's not threaded. Takes a standard lock pin. It's not a perfect fit with my Curt hitch & it does have some movement but within limits.
1146962
I do not have my documents in front of me to know P/Ns, but I know my origanl sensor was different and had a plate. I recently ordered the one with the pin for cleaning, installed it last summer, and it worked just fine.
1470448
It looks like it goes through the top ring that is around the nut. Search Bal 28015 (Bal's lock). I own these tire locks but they are at my storage facility currently so I don't have immediate access to them.
325650
3 pin. It will connect to a 3 pin header but it will run at full speed in this configuration. Full speed is still a very slow and quiet 900rpm.
1613853
For the small pad pins it is a 12 point 1/4" socket.For the caliper mounting bolts it is 12 point 10 MM.
335382
It sticks through one of the vent openings on the end with the plug. Not well designed in that respect.
1117115
Yes, by pulling the rotation pin. It's the same mechanism that most fans use
1892820
I sent that unit back and I can not remember all the pins..........it was too confusing for me to get it going for the application I needed a controller for. I ended up with a Barret Controller on my kiln.
1675945
Sorry, I don't know. As you can see in the picture, it's just the standard round pin style.
1825393
Yes, see the previous answer. Basically you are removing the shaft and turning the motor over and putting the rotor/shaft thru the other side.
105562
There is a pin on the shaft, but if you have the knobs switched, the one on the outside does not reach the hole in the knob. If you look at the two knobs, you'll see that one has a longer shaft than the other. The one with the longer shaft must go on the outside. The pin is on the right side of the lock shaft and fits into a hole on the knob shaft.
1069800
Pin locks do not have a "formal" release. just press the little round spot on the gas inlet to purge oxygen.