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DSCN1163
Here's what she looked like when I got it. Poor gal looked like it hadn't been given any luve in a 100 years 8^)
Date: 12/31/1969
Owner: Jim Husted
Views: 1387
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DSCN1164
There's just no doubt the old gal's seen better days.
Date: 12/31/1969
Owner: Jim Husted
Views: 1273
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DSCN1165
The motor's got a funky front bearing assy (at least to me as it was the first I've seen on a motor). After damn near a 100 years of being attached it was quite fun to get off, and yes I'm being sarcastic 8^)
Date: 12/31/1969
Owner: Jim Husted
Views: 1294
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DSCN1166
Look at the sad thing, it's guts all hanging out, about made me cry and I found myself wishing EVil thought's toward the motor hack that butchered this poor motor.
Date: 12/31/1969
Owner: Jim Husted
Views: 1299
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DSCN1167
A little deeper angle.
Date: 12/31/1969
Owner: Jim Husted
Views: 1285
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DSCN1168
Close up of the commutator and armature
Date: 12/31/1969
Owner: Jim Husted
Views: 1264
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DSCN1907
Close up of steel core of the commutator. The armature was dark (mostly due to some gummy black wrap they used back then) so I Glytal coated it and banded some areas I thought could use a little extra hold down.
Date: 12/31/1969
Owner: Jim Husted
Views: 1304
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DSCN1911
The area behind the riser had very little banding so I added some there. The mica edge where it comes from under the comm bars had none. In as much as the dip would have locked it down, I wanted a little protection here.
Date: 12/31/1969
Owner: Jim Husted
Views: 1384
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DSCN1919
Yikes!
Date: 12/31/1969
Owner: Jim Husted
Views: 1525
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