Drying Motor

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Re: Drying Motor

Posted by: James Mello (---.haydrian.com)

Date: January 31, 2006 08:33PM

Wylie Wiggins Wrote:
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> Robert,
> Here is a link to the motor I just bought and am
> in the process of building a 8 position coater
> drier with. Plenty of torque and I have tested it
> with a pretty good load for a long time. If a guy
> was crafty enough he may just be able to figure
> out how to use the fan shaft as a mixer but the
> rpms are pretty high on that one.
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> Tight wraps and lines,
> Wylie

That indeed is a burley motor. I use my with a larger 4 position rod drier without problems... My drier is also a bit more "robust than most" as it uses a fence post as the shaft, and only has delrin bushings to hold it up. Even so, a touch of grease on the delrin and the motor runs without a hitch....

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