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Location: sun prairie,wi | where might i get a good drying wheel motor |
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Location: Freedom, WI | I use a 2 RPM gearmotor from Grainger. |
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| i just asked a couple guys about that this week, search e-bay under bbq motors, or rod drying motor, whichever suits you best. the grainger one sounds nice too. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Forgot about this one. I do not have one but I hear they make great turning motors but you need a larger one. Rock tumbling motors. Try to find a used one on eBay. IMO you will get a better price on the BBQ motors... |
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Location: Freedom, WI | Sorry I forgot to add that it is about $50. My rack rotates about 50 lures and it has gone for 4 years no problem. Do not use the gearmotor for support as the bearings inside can not take the weight but it turns it fine and is quite. |
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Location: syracuse indiana | i use a grill motor works great. i built my own dryer out of some scrap wood and i can turn 10 baits at a time, i used the rod and motor too and some wood, works great for me and its cheap, but the one h20 uses is better, but i dont turn asmany as his....bill |
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Location: WV | h2o, what is the brand and model number on your granger motor?
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Location: Freedom, WI | It is a Dayton model 1MBF4 AC parallel shaft gearmotor.
HP- 1/476
volts-115
ratio- 1526:1
RPM-2.2
torque FL-32 in-lbs
That is off the box. do not have to Grainger number handy. |
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