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
[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')
--
Stephen Syrotiak Building Service
Southern
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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I'd suggest
On Fri, 4 Jan 2002 16:54:17 -0800 Winchdoc [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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. Since
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
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