Hello all,
Please see attached picture.
Please give advice on what you would do, if anything, to the wiring where they meet the winding connections. The wires are a little loose and fear breakage based on age after all is re-built and in working order.
Is it reasonable to take some liquid electric tape and add a little on top or around the connection point(s)?
Thanks for your help.
And yes, that's a University of TN cup. Not Texas!!!:) Maybe we can have a better game against Georgia next week than Oklahoma. Young OLine makes it tough.
Also evidence of zip lock bags to keep things organized!! Very handy.
Mark Driver
GE 3/4 HP motor wire
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The insulation appears to be in good condition. A small plastic zip strip cable tie will secure it. I assume you do not have lacing twine!:D
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