Posted by UP Oliver on March 15, 2017 at 20:30:08 from (68.70.134.87):
Hello.
Thanks to all that gave me advice a few days ago with regard to my electric motor shaft. I got the thing to stay in one place, but I can't get the motor to work for more than an hour or so. I think it gets too hot and shuts off, even though it is in the same exact spot and hooked up just like it was before.
The shaft does not slide out like it did before, I would say for sure I have less than a sixteenth of an inch of play that way. The shaft rotates nicely I think, but I really think the bearings are completely shot. I can grab the end of the shaft and it moves back and forth (sideways) too much in my opinion.
My questions are about that bearing, if that is what I got there. There is a bushing there, and then this velvet material which some video stated was there to hold the oil that I am supposed to put in there. I can't believe they make that anymore, or do they? Is that a bearing there? Is there something I can install there that does not need oil? A new bearing?
I would have more information but I don't want to take it apart beyond repair.
Any help or information on how this thing works is appreciated.
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