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Re: Leslie odd ball slow motor

jean duplanty All Messages By This Member #83003 开云体育 Yes Don, there is a felt inside. Good idea with the SAE 20 oil. I also opened up the fast motor to oil those felts visually. Any idea on the manufacturer of that slow motor? ? Sent from for Windows 10 ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text From: Don Resor Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2022 10:38 AM To: [email protected] Cc: Jean Duplantie Subject: Re: [hammondzone] Leslie odd ball slow motor ? Is there felt as part of the motor’s bushings where it is set into the casting? ?If so you can add oil to the felt reservoir and reassemble. ? ?After cleaning light oil of the motor shafts will aid in reassembly. ?Be sure to use SAE 20. ? Hammond generator oil is kind of light for this purpose. ? Don Resor Sent from someone's iPhone On Jun 14, 2022, at 7:21 AM, jean duplanty via groups.io <hery_jd@...> wrote: ? Hi everyone! ??? This week I thought I’d take out the Leslie motor out of my 122 to give them a good cleaning and thorough oiling. Upon looking at the upper stack, I found an interesting slow motor – the bearing had no port hole for oiling like the original motors. I am attaching a few pics in hope that someone in the group can enlighten me and others who may have one of these odd ball motors in their Leslie cabinet. I would be interested to know what company made these and at what time in the Leslie company history. ? Cheers, Jean ? Sent from for Windows 10 ? ? 1AC695A870DF4710A06A90D7249F082E.png Slow3r.jpg Slow2r.jpg Slow1r.jpg

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