What is the connection at the bottom ? Is it star shaped for inserting into motor shaft?
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I have answered this question before. If you can, see previous responses. Yes, it is star shaped. Having said that, my motor shaft is square, but of course the star shape adapts to the motor shaft. Without seeing your unit, I don't think you will have a problem.
828900
There is a groove to the other side to this cylinder. Moreover I bought this unit as a entire kit with pump, the pipe connect which connects this cylinder and pump.
1964880
I had to use the star head screw driver. If you look at the screws you can determine the size or take it to an auto parts store and they will tell you the size. I think the tool I bought came with interchangeable tips all the star shape.
2192857
It should u might have to drill motor plate holes but that's nothing hard to fix make sure shaft diameter is same.
1403469
the one I ordered was the star shaft.. works great cheap price beats the dealer price for sure,, and easy to install,, take off skid plate, remove front drive shaft, remove the bolts from transfer case motor and unplug wires, use caution there is usually a plastic lock type thing on the plug slide it out first then unplug,, I have changed two in my lifetime and both times took me about twenty minutes.. easy job don't let a mechanic do it and charge you a lot of money.
1476154
We have never seen a motor with mounting bolts at the bottom. Please keep on mind the mounting studs run through the stack and hold the rotor/shaft in place. You can easily reverse the direction of the mounting studs, but based on the question, I do no think that would give you what you are looking for.
1311018
Yes. It should fit with no trouble, unless the motor housing or shaft is damaged.
1053842
It terminates in the housing of the motor assembly. Additionally it seem to have a"captive" engagement when inserted so that it stays engaged.
492824
There should be a separate "key" that fits between the motor shaft and the pump shaft.
1805057
As you can see the end of the shaft has a slot. Some knobs make use of it for better grip but most knobs do not use it and just have a set screw to fix the knob to the shaft.
1623552
I'm no expert, and if the information is extremely critical you might want to verify with the mfg, but I did look at mine and it APPEARS TO ME to V out slightly. It appears to be slightly wider at the opening vs at the shaft area, but only slightly ... more like a rounded V than a perfect U. Hope this helps.
934717
The shaft is 2"X2" and fits a standard 2 inch trailer receiver. They are just showing it mounted to the trailer receiver, (not included)
1794225
Looks like it's a 1/2" dia. shaft, with a centering washer for a standard sink hole. I added a flat washer, just to make in stronger.
1252982
Purchased mine from Amazon in Feb 2013. Product # R2-R462. Double shaft - each shaft had a single flat running the total length of the exposed shaft. The only modification I made was to replace the wiring harness plug on the new motor with the harness plug from the old motor. Everything installed easily.
1075300
You will need to remove the trim motor from your unit and compare to the picture to make sure the rubber seal is shaped the same as the one pictured here- square with the corners rounded inwards like the bottom of this motor. That is the only way I can see to compare the two. Pretty mush just matching this picture of the new motor housing.
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It has been a while (years) since I purchased it. As I remember, there is a stem (part of the molded plastic body) that is reinforced by a metal band. The stem fits over and forced onto the motor shaft and held in place by friction.
1243350
The connection is a male 1/8 inch (mini). There's a threaded ring on the body pack ... the original part screws onto that thread.