Actually the Bosch motors suck for making winches. The fords had two
good features for making cheap winches. 1) the relatively long shaft
that you could mount a short drum on. 2) Built-in mounts that can bolt
to a simple plate.
The Bosch motors require machining a motor mount. The shaft is lo
How long is the shaft on these? They seems to be the most important reason
for using the old Ford starters.
Kristopher
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Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2002 8:30 AM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Winch motor for sale
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Everyone should build F3b
> winches so they are ready when F3j starts using winches. (We can all
> dream)
or stocking up on hot electric motors so they are ready when F3J
switches to F5J. (I'm allus dreamin')
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Stephen Syrotiak Building Service
Southern Connecti
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>
> I've got a Ford longshaft starter for sale (let's
> call it an auction!). I'm not sure what the
> going price for these are.
$120.00 at NAPA for a remanufactured motor!
Since I was obviously
> overpriced on my Vulcan (which still hasn't
> sold!) I don't want to do the same thing
On Fri, 4 Jan 2002 16:54:17 -0800 "Winchdoc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > What's a Rahm winch? I assume a variation on the standard Ford
> longshaft, but in what way?
I've got a Ford longshaft starter for sale (let's
call it an auction!). I'm not sure what the
going price for these are.
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