I then separated the Motor from the Headstock. And Started taking it apart to clean it up and see if I could find out what was making the spark I noticed when I first used it.
At first I thought it was Dirt Dobbers! Then after closer inspection it turned out to be sawdust. Go Figure huh.
"Jerry! how many times do I have to tell you! Lick that knife before you put it back in the butter!" ..... Jerry Clower's Mother.
Shop_Smith_Poppi wrote:So I took out the Air hose and my blow gun and got to work!
That's when I noticed the culprit of the mystery sparks. Do you see it yet?
Not at this resolution! ;>}}
Methinks there is a spring missing on the start switch flyweight. NEVER MIND, i SEE IT IN THE LATER POSTS!!!
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Then after looking at the end plates I noticed the bearings need to be replaced.
So I broke out the Slide Hammer and pulled them. I then Called the local O'Rileys Auto Parts store and the new ones will be in in the morning only 7.99 a piece!
Tomorrow I will see about cleaning up the outside of the motor housing and getting ready for paint.
"Jerry! how many times do I have to tell you! Lick that knife before you put it back in the butter!" ..... Jerry Clower's Mother.
Ok I realize its been a while but I have had other things happen that pulled me away from the repairs of my SS. But I started Monday getting ready for paint. Well actually last Thursday when I bead blasted the parts sorry I no pictures of the bead blasting but I did remember to take some of the paint job. Here they are. Oh I decided on a Hammer finish Black and a Hammer finish Gold. Most of the parts are Black with a few being Gold as a Accent. Also It looks more of a dark Grey than Black to me.
Capacitor Housing Notice the contrast of the color scheme its sitting on the Carriage.
End Cap for Motor with Info Tag
End Cap for Motor
Motor Housing I think the color of housing is lighter than the rest of the parts that are colored Black.
"Jerry! how many times do I have to tell you! Lick that knife before you put it back in the butter!" ..... Jerry Clower's Mother.