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Regen Ag and No-till Machinery
750A Fan motor seals
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<blockquote data-quote="AF Salers" data-source="post: 7086374" data-attributes="member: 2273"><p>Thank you Simon, yes unfortunately i have a bit of experience with the fan motors! I resealed the motor 2 years ago, and then had to replace it last year. And before any one comments on back pressure on the free flow return, i have had a gauge on it for a couple of weeks and it never goes above 0.5 bar, the advised maximum being 5 bar. </p><p></p><p>Yes the motor can be resealed, though the advice i was given was that you should only reseal the motor once, then replace it. JD have fitted 3 different makes of motor, so far to my knowledge, so you do need to take it off and identify which one you have got on your drill. The seals can be bought from JD as a full kit (£££) or you can get seals from independent seal suppliers obviously. It's not too big a job to get the motor off/on, though i did have to file a wee bit off the splines on my new motor last year as it was too tight a fit on the drill's fan splines. </p><p></p><p>It's the same motor (& part number) for the motor on some of the Kverneland drills so if JD are struggling to get you a motor and you need one quick it is worth asking your local KV dealer, or going to St Helen's on Merseyside if not too big a distance.</p><p></p><p>Hope this is of help [USER=15140]@Louis Mc[/USER] and any one else with similar issues</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AF Salers, post: 7086374, member: 2273"] Thank you Simon, yes unfortunately i have a bit of experience with the fan motors! I resealed the motor 2 years ago, and then had to replace it last year. And before any one comments on back pressure on the free flow return, i have had a gauge on it for a couple of weeks and it never goes above 0.5 bar, the advised maximum being 5 bar. Yes the motor can be resealed, though the advice i was given was that you should only reseal the motor once, then replace it. JD have fitted 3 different makes of motor, so far to my knowledge, so you do need to take it off and identify which one you have got on your drill. The seals can be bought from JD as a full kit (£££) or you can get seals from independent seal suppliers obviously. It's not too big a job to get the motor off/on, though i did have to file a wee bit off the splines on my new motor last year as it was too tight a fit on the drill's fan splines. It's the same motor (& part number) for the motor on some of the Kverneland drills so if JD are struggling to get you a motor and you need one quick it is worth asking your local KV dealer, or going to St Helen's on Merseyside if not too big a distance. Hope this is of help [USER=15140]@Louis Mc[/USER] and any one else with similar issues [/QUOTE]
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