How do I reverse the rotation of the auger motor?
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Where the electrical leads from your stove plug into the motor is a magnetic coil. Voltage flows only 1 way through the coil and the magnetic field it creates turns the stator which is internally geared to the output shaft. Removing a couple screws that attach the coil to the motor housing and turning it over and reattaching the screws will result in the magnetic field causing the stator to turn the opposite direction therefore resulting in your opposite rotation. (Coil is black section on motor in picture)
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Hello Mike. Please keep in mind that it has been a year since I had to work on this, however, I believe you simply reverse the motor by removing the screws (or nuts) that mount the motor to the frame. Once the screws are removed, reverse the motor so that the surface facing the frame is now facing opposite of the frame, reattach the screws or nuts and you are done.
997948
I think you just remove the belt cover which is directly in front of the auger housing and only 2 bolts.Remeber to align the engagement pully that guides the the auger cable and the tensioner pulley goes outside of the belt so when you pull the engager handle the pulley comes down and puts pressure on the belt from the outside of the belt and of course line up your belt.I had the entire auger assembly off mine so I am quite familiar with it and had to disconnect the belt as part of what I did.
1217725
On the drill there is a small yellow button on the underside. You should be able to switch it into three different positions forward off and reverse. If that doesn't happen you may have a defective drill
1088295
Yes and here are the directions to do so ff the Liberty Garden websitehttps://libertygardenproducts.com/images/instructions/704_705Z_Crank-handle_reversal.pdf
412903
Unscrew it in the opposite direction than you would a regular nut, clockwise. Plumbing attachments often have reverse threads.
599395
Reversing chuck adaptor for tailstock: http://www.packardwoodworks.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category;_Code=lathes-acc-tlstkadp
591496
Yes. They are regular DC motors so switching the negative and positive around will reverse the direction of the motor.
594300
Loosen the little bolt with the little tool provided and turn to opposite side ......then tighten again. It was used left handed often then a friend borrowed and turned base to use right handed. Very easy.
414606
Yes. the motor is reversible. Reversal of lines 5 and 8 result in direction of motor rotation. Line 5 is the black wire and Line 8 is the red. You can also change it to run on 220 (single phase) from the delivered configuration of 110V.
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What I did to mine was to drill and tap for a 10-32 nylon tipped set screw next to one of the recesses for the wrench. I have modified my Jet MiniVS to be reversable (easy as it is a DC motor)This way when I want to turn "in reverse" I tighten the set screw. The chuck is about 3 lbs and if spinning under load in reverse and the lathe is stopped abruptly, it could spin off the 1-8 thread of the headstock. With the nylon setscrew secured, no problem. I do slow down before shutting off just to be safe. It is a nice chuck, haven't used the MASSIVE screw chuck as I only have a 9 1/12" swing and aren't turning huge bowls. What I did to mine was to drill and tap for a 10-32 nylon tipped set screw next to one of the recesses for the wrench. I have modified my Jet MiniVS to be reversable (easy as it is a DC motor)This way when I want to turn "in reverse" I tighten the set screw. The chuck is about 3 lbs and if spinning under load in reverse and the lathe is stopped abruptly, it could spin off the 1-8 thread of the headstock. With the nylon setscrew secured, no problem. I do slow down before shutting off just to be safe. It is a nice chuck, haven't used the MASSIVE screw chuck as I only have a 9... » Read More What I did to mine was to drill and tap for a 10-32 nylon tipped set screw next to one of the recesses for the wrench. I have modified my Jet MiniVS to be reversable (easy as it is a DC motor)This way when I want to turn "in reverse" I tighten the set screw. The chuck is about 3 lbs and if spinning under load in reverse and the lathe is stopped abruptly, it could spin off the 1-8 thread of the headstock. With the nylon setscrew secured, no problem. I do slow down before shutting off just to be safe. It is a nice chuck, haven't used the MASSIVE screw chuck as I only have a 9 1/12" swing and aren't turning huge bowls. « Show Less
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It is not set up to reverse, however, it is a two wire 12v DC motor, and you could put a double pole double throw (DPDT) switch in the power feed to reverse the polarity, and thus the motor direction
1890961
No it cannot be reversed. It is attached with small Torx screws but cannot be relocated.
1033449
Interesting thing...I experienced this issue yesterday as well. The wire which opens throttle for auger and connected to the bar which engages it gets a bit loose. Try to pull it with your hand, you will see the difference. That being said, there is a metal plate with holes under the rubber cover on that wire where you can adjust tension of the wire connected to the throttle. Please note it is not easy to do, sometimes, if no one helps you. But it is doable. Let me know if you have further questions.
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At the opposite end of the awning, where the handle mounts, you need to cut off approximately 1/2 inch of the aluminum that the awning wraps around. You then slide the motor in with the black gear first and the end of the motor will replace the 1/2 inch you cut off. Looking at the awning when it is mounted the motor will be on the right side.
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Sure, what you want is a TMI Reverse Chucking Alignment Adapter. It puts the threads on a morse taper so you can flip chucks around to the tailstock. Should not be hard to find. Craft Supplies carries them. About $30.BTW, this isn't for use while turning - it's just an alignment tool. It doesn't rotate. The threads would be in the wrong direction to use a chuck on the tailstock to turn. Just in case that's what you have in mind.
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Spin the gray part of drill counterclockwise that should open the front of it.then clockwise to tighten it
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Steve: This part comes in one piece. Nothing more needed unless you need the bearings on the ends. I recommend you replace them to. You have to take the one on the right of the machine out anyway to get the auger in, the other needs to be pressed out. Good luck