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Just finished putting this motor back together and it works fine. I cleaned and greased everything, still has the original springs, they seem to be in pretty good condition.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/121845987267

Watch it run on YouTube here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lRNjEf6omI

Thanks! Cliff

with the crank directly off the arbor it must be pretty early.

blizz

fmblizz wrote:with the crank directly off the arbor it must be pretty early.

blizz

It takes a bit of effort to crank it.

According to Baumbach (not Frow ), this direct winding motor was used until mid 1914, then the winding was changed to indirect, requiring less effort to crank. It came off a VV-VI.

Cliff

CDBPDX wrote:

According to Frow, this direct winding motor was used until mid 1914, then the winding was changed to indirect, requiring less effort to crank. It came off a VV-VI.

Cliff

Frow?

George P.

phonogfp wrote:

CDBPDX wrote:

According to Frow, this direct winding motor was used until mid 1914, then the winding was changed to indirect, requiring less effort to crank. It came off a VV-VI.

Cliff

Frow?

George P.

Oops! Should be Baumbach! Sorry!

I added a $99 Buy It Now option... Cliff

This was also used in the early Victrola VIII. They were made from 1911-1913 or 14.
Harvey Kravitz

Sorry, no longer available. Cliff