Re: (ET) EGT120 questions

[Tom G <wavetech superlink net>]

Could you have a short in the wiring or one motor shorting? If you remove
the motor tops and disconnect all wires do they still have the same
resistance with "fast spin" ?

The blade clutch can be tough to remove you have to pull from top of clutch
and not the flange. May need penatrating oil or heat or both.

tom

At 01:53 PM 4/18/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>In addition, I have noticed that even though my motors were passing the 
>"slow spin" test, as soon as I tried to spin them by hand faster 
>(totally disconnected) I could feel some serious resistance.
>
>Thus I think my problem might ultimately be bearings that are bad at the 
>bottom of the motor. Any ideas on how to get the darn blade collars off? 
>I think I wrecked my 4 inch pulley puller.
>