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Advice on wiring an Axial fan motor
What do you mean ring out winding ? I supplied 240V to the motor. I get a hum and that's it. I assume a start capacitor to get it to run? The plate shows W in 65. and capactitor 1.5 Micro Farads. Do not know what w in means. Guess i need a 1.5 Micro Cap. -
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Advice on wiring an Axial fan motor
I've read both these docos already That why I asked if anyone can assist that knows about writing motors. -
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Advice on wiring an Axial fan motor
Hi, I am in Australia, so 240v 50 HZ is what we run on, which is the same as this fan which was made in england. So anyone help out on how to wire it? Cheers -
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Advice on wiring an Axial fan motor
I am in Australia, so 240 v 50 HZ is what we run on. -
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Advice on wiring an Axial fan motor
Hi . Anyone know how to wire a 4 wire fan motor, Have googled heaps but still not clear on how to wire this thing. It a old fan motor so interested to see if it works for a project. Its a woods axial fan quiet old. Photos are of the terminal block on the fan. The wires coming from the motor... -
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spreader parts needed
Ha all in the US of A. I picked up this speader. Ive ID'd it as a teagle torus 1997 broadcaster made in England.. It had a removable piece for the adjustable plate disks and shut off plate. So looking at fabricating something up. 2 plates with 2 holes to adjust the feed rate and another...- pcp20us
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spreader parts needed
Ha all in the US of A. I picked up this speader. Ive ID'd it as a teagle torus 1997 broadcaster made in England.. It had a removable piece for the adjustable plate disks and shut off plate. So looking at fabricating something up. 2 plates with 2 holes to adjust the feed rate and another...- pcp20us
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spreader parts needed
Ha all in the US of A. I picked up this speader. Ive ID'd it as a teagle torus 1997 broadcaster made in England.. It had a removable piece for the adjustable plate disks and shut off plate. So looking at fabricating something up. 2 plates with 2 holes to adjust the feed rate and another...- pcp20us
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spreader parts needed
Ha all in the US of A. I picked up this speader. Ive ID'd it as a teagle torus 1997 broadcaster made in England.. It had a removable piece for the adjustable plate disks and shut off plate. So looking at fabricating something up. 2 plates with 2 holes to adjust the feed rate and another...- pcp20us
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3PL lower link shaft leak fix John UK
Ignore bit about going thru PTO, just read it in the other post. Forgot that editing has been disabled...- pcp20us
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3PL lower link shaft leak fix John UK
Cheers Bob. Yep LHS NOT the RHS. I know you can get to one of the castalled nuts thru the pto shaft. I believe it trick and tight but can you get to both nuts, from memory think you can only get to one. IF they need replacing probably best to pull the trumpet. Think that would be less...- pcp20us
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3PL lower link shaft leak fix John UK
Hi all. Been a while since ive been on here. I am looking for info on removing the RHS axle trumpet to fix/tighten the lower link shaft pins. Found this post in the archives which explains it all. https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=ferg&th=34965 I am...- pcp20us
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Tony Mass
Wow, this is a shock. I never met Tony but chatted with him on this forum, He liked to come out with some classic comments and sounded like a character. Enjoy tractor Land, Tony- pcp20us
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ZENITH 24-T2 CARBURETTOR SETTINGS
Hi i run my TED20 one turn open with the round knob type jet. IT should fire though. So back to basics, are you getting Spark and fuel into the carb? Incase float is sticking, Turn off fuel, drain carb, turn fuel on and see if it kicks over . Can be difficult to start if the float is...- pcp20us
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