Emerson motor lube
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Re: Emerson motor lube
Hi, in the process of putting new bearings in my Emerson tonight and accidentally blew out most of the cotton stuff...wear did you get the “wadding” and how saturated did you get it before reinstalling?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Re: Emerson motor lube
motor bearing felt, the felt can be replaced and in some instances you can find the oem pieces ready cut to fit .
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Re: Emerson motor lube
don't over do it on the amount of oil just damp not saturated . here is a good video on oiling a sealed bearing . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHVuTApqBDY
Hobbyman2 Favorite Quote: "If a man does his best, what else is there?"
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Re: Emerson motor lube
Thanks!Hobbyman2 wrote:don't over do it on the amount of oil just damp not saturated . here is a good video on oiling a sealed bearing . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHVuTApqBDY
Re: Emerson motor lube
So I removed all the old material that was in the bearing and got some pressed wool cord, which I cut up and stuff back in. Hopefully it works out well....
Replaced the 6203 bearing with a new one, however when I was putting the snap ring back in place, it broke! Anyone know the size or part number for this snap ring? My calipers measure the the area of the rotor where the snap ring rests is approximately 16mm
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- Repacked bearing with wool + oil
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