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Title: No longer needed: Generator Rotor / Flywheel
Post by: NikonAndy on October 06, 2013, 07:55:06 PM
Update: Getting a new (used) engine, so I'm good on this now.

Mine's got the glue coming apart from the magnets. Oh, and I managed to ruin the internal threading of mine trying to pull it. Anyone have one for sale?

Part 31402-01D00


Thanks!
Andy
Title: Re: WANTED: Generator Rotor / Flywheel
Post by: weedahoe on October 06, 2013, 09:04:25 PM
And to think I threw two cranks away a few weeks back with them on there
Title: Re: WANTED: Generator Rotor / Flywheel
Post by: NikonAndy on October 06, 2013, 09:07:12 PM
Quote from: weedahoe on October 06, 2013, 09:04:25 PM
And to think I threw two cranks away a few weeks back with them on there

Do you WANT to see a grown man cry?!
Title: Re: WANTED: Generator Rotor / Flywheel
Post by: adidasguy on October 06, 2013, 09:21:22 PM
Glue - usually the ends of the magnets have it flaking off. That is normal on every one I have seen. Magnets were still solid.

As for the threads - probably used the wrong thing? Those are fine threads for something that big. And metric. You might be able to re-tap them but never tried that. I had one once with slightly messed up threads. I managed to carefully run the correct bolt in there after many tries. Then it cleaned itself up because it seems the bolt was harder than the rotor.

If you're worried about the glue - don't. Leave it. It will be fine. (We won't have any spare motors until spring.)
Title: Re: WANTED: Generator Rotor / Flywheel
Post by: NikonAndy on October 06, 2013, 09:30:30 PM
Quote from: adidasguy on October 06, 2013, 09:21:22 PM
Glue - usually the ends of the magnets have it flaking off. That is normal on every one I have seen. Magnets were still solid.

As for the threads - probably used the wrong thing? Those are fine threads for something that big. And metric. You might be able to re-tap them but never tried that. I had one once with slightly messed up threads. I managed to carefully run the correct bolt in there after many tries. Then it cleaned itself up because it seems the bolt was harder than the rotor.

If you're worried about the glue - don't. Leave it. It will be fine. (We won't have any spare motors until spring.)

Ok, well, I'll see what I can do with the threads.

In the meantime, a replacement one if anyone has one would be ideal. Thanks guys.
Title: Re: WANTED: Generator Rotor / Flywheel
Post by: adidasguy on October 06, 2013, 11:04:33 PM
PM'd you about it...... but for those that need to follow the plot line......

There might be a bottom end that can be parted out.
We took off the top for Gorilla's bike (a winter rebuild).
I suppose, since I have 5 engines and 3 bikes to build, if you came over and helped we can open up that motor and part it out. I can't offer guarantees everything in there is good, but if you help with the work and if it is good you can have it.
Title: Re: WANTED: Generator Rotor / Flywheel
Post by: NikonAndy on October 06, 2013, 11:08:30 PM
Quote from: adidasguy on October 06, 2013, 11:04:33 PM
PM'd you about it...... but for those that need to follow the plot line......

There might be a bottom end that can be parted out.
We took off the top for Gorilla's bike (a winter rebuild).
I suppose, since I have 5 engines and 3 bikes to build, if you came over and helped we can open up that motor and part it out. I can't offer guarantees everything in there is good, but if you help with the work and if it is good you can have it.

I'll pm you about that.