Good morning all,
First, Thank You all for the posts I have read.
I usually have been just reading. I don't use photobucket, so I can't post pictures, but I have a question.
After finishing my rebuild of a 1941 SB 9A I am perplexed with any need for lube of the motor.
I do not see any place to lube it.
It is a Franklin Electric Inst-O-Verse Motor model 1101452701
Mfg 1974.
From the new owner:
I don't have enough information to determine if I lube it, or if it has that lube in a sealed bearing.
Internet search yielded this:
NSN Search NSN Formated PartNumber Search PartNumber
Formated Description
3110012379411 3110-01-237-9411 275087115 275087-115 BEARING,BALL,ANNULAR
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And this:
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It sounds good now, but I want to be sure as I go ahead and start using it.
Thanks so much to any one taking the time to reply,
Ken in NC
First, Thank You all for the posts I have read.
I usually have been just reading. I don't use photobucket, so I can't post pictures, but I have a question.
After finishing my rebuild of a 1941 SB 9A I am perplexed with any need for lube of the motor.
I do not see any place to lube it.
It is a Franklin Electric Inst-O-Verse Motor model 1101452701
Mfg 1974.
From the new owner:
... the 1974 vintage motor went obsolete with Franklin Electric before we split off as a separate company
That's no help unless I wanted to know about motors in general.We don't have a maintenance manual for this motor, but the link below will get you to our web site's Technical Support page.
Bluffton Motor Works
The motor's 275087115 ball bearing is a 17-mm, double-shield bearing with Exxon Polyrex EM lube.
I don't have enough information to determine if I lube it, or if it has that lube in a sealed bearing.
Internet search yielded this:
NSN Search NSN Formated PartNumber Search PartNumber
Formated Description
3110012379411 3110-01-237-9411 275087115 275087-115 BEARING,BALL,ANNULAR
************
And this:
275087-115 275087115 | 3110-00-341-6621 | Bearing, Ball, Annular | Material: Steel overall Style Designator: 10A non-loading groove, non-separable Bore Diameter: 17.00 millimeters nominal | Franklin Electric Co. Inc. (23452) |
It sounds good now, but I want to be sure as I go ahead and start using it.
Thanks so much to any one taking the time to reply,
Ken in NC