how to attach shaft to this motor?
1823713
they have collars with set screws, insert the motor shaft into one end of the collar and snug the set screw, then put the second shaft into the other end of the collar and snug the second set screw. Then power the motor up to ensure that the shaft to shaft alignment is wobble free while they spin; if it is, tourque both set screws to their final value -- if ot then adjust one or both set screws until wobble free alignment is
1619992
Unable to provide an answer because I do not understand what the questioner is talking about. What 'shaft" is being attached to what on the front? Please provide clarification.
2261054
Depending on the diameter of the shaft, y'all have to remove the insert. Slip shaft into base and tighten screw on base shaft
491401
Measure it from shaft to shaft. on the motor I bought, I had to swap out the long shaft with my short one. Started up first time around.
1079389
On the back side of the fan there are phillip head screws. Undo those and you should be able to get to the blades and motor.
958300
i dont know but get the model off motor and google it thats how i did it ken
1402992
It's threaded into the rubber copler (standard thread) ,the rubber copler is also threaded into the motor shaft (standard thread also).You should also replace the rubber copler.It acts like a clutch,to absorbe the torque of the motor.Just grab the pin with a wrench a give it a blow.
1128555
Sorry for the delay in response. The shaft is 3mm dia x .325" to the top of the bushing. I do not have any drawings for the motor.
1973716
Go to Lowrance website to see what models it will fit. Use a large hose clamp to attach transducer to motor and use zip ties to attach cable to shaft. Leave enough cable to turn 360 degrees .
1401736
I removed the motor form the housing bracket which included two bolts and the snap-in electrical plug. I then had someone hold the motor gear on a work bench over a hole that would allow the roll pin to pass through. Then the pin was tapped out of the motor shaft using a hammer and a drive pin punch of the correct diameter i.e. slightly smaller than the pin.
1699388
Taps right into the round end of the axle. Use a block of wood or rubber mallet and line up, very easy. Go to YouTube and there are videos showing how to install.
220918
There is a set screw that holds the fan blade to the side of the shaft. You will need a long allen wrench to loosen or remove the screw. There may also be some corrosion that will make it difficult to come apart. Some WD40 and careful tap on the old shaft usually does the trick.
1218472
I Had a similar problem. The chain guard wouldn't let me mount the motor low enough to attach It to the bottom rail. I bought a new bracket from kingsmotorbike.com . They have just about any part you would ever need. You could possibly get a longer bolt from home depot . You may have to get creative . Goodluck
1612965
I ended up buying the motor with the metal framing, circular fan,etc. The shaft is too long so I shortened it but the motor did not last long.
1630421
It is meant to go onto a electric motor shaft, but I don't see why it would not screw into a chuck assuming the thread size is correct.
347824
The shaft from motor to prop is far too long, you need to get on with a much short shaft, something like 18 inches, good luck, B.
1364252
B625 is the part that you need. Polaris Booster Pump Motor 3/4 hp Threaded Shaft B625