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Post by cf1 » Thu. Nov. 05, 2009 8:01 pm

i got a gibralter insert and one of the blower motors is freezing up, its a bushing in the top thats wore has a lot of play. anyone know of a place I can just buy the bushing. the motor it self is ok..

 
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Post by franco b » Thu. Nov. 05, 2009 9:59 pm

You can try this site.

Richard

http://www.smallparts.com/

 
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Post by jpete » Thu. Nov. 05, 2009 10:03 pm

Not to hijack, but how about a source for better than OE quality blower motors?

I'm on my second or third Harman fan. They start "knocking" after a couple seasons. No amount of cleaning or lubing seems to help.


 
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Post by franco b » Thu. Nov. 05, 2009 10:24 pm

My experience with motors with bronze bushings is that those with an oil reservoir in the form of an oil cup or oil saturated felt will last for decades. Without it the bronze bushing dries up and the bushing wears rapidly. I would buy a blower by Dayton which has provision for oiling.

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Post by cf1 » Fri. Nov. 06, 2009 12:40 am

franco b wrote:You can try this site.

Richard

http://www.smallparts.com/
thanks for the info I will check it out if I cant find abything close,

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