rewind a motor
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SPIKER
Elite Member
gary: try any of the local autoparts stores in you're area, and also look under industrial motors in you're area, phone book and or the internet. there are lots of rebuilders around my area so you should beable to find one, in you'rs... also update the profile to show where you are so people can see it right away and would know if they are near ya.
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teddydo
Silver Member
Gary, most any motor rebuild shop COULD do this for you. They money for them would be little so they most likely pass on it. Would help you if you had a friend in the business. I have one, but I live in mississippi. he would help me I am sure, so let me know if I might help you.........teddy
PILOON
Super Star Member
This is just a thought, but
An old windmill generator--is it old enough to be a GENERATOR vs alternator?
If so perhaps it needs to be 'flashed' with the battery.
All old car generators were supposed to have the field 'flashed' in order to get them going.
The problem might be that simple.
Good luck!
An old windmill generator--is it old enough to be a GENERATOR vs alternator?
If so perhaps it needs to be 'flashed' with the battery.
All old car generators were supposed to have the field 'flashed' in order to get them going.
The problem might be that simple.
Good luck!
RonMar
Elite Member
Depending on how the drivetrain is connected to the generator, you might be better off replacing that old generator with a modern alternator. Got any pictures, particularly of the workings?
