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ciderman
Can anyone help ,I need to find out the thread size of the holes that the motor bolts up to on an 8274??
JST
tiny to small
ciderman
QUOTE (JST @ Feb 1 2007, 06:56 PM) *
tiny to small

Ah! good I will go into GR fastners tomorrow and ask them for that . biggrin.gif
marsie
Think they are UNC threads on all warn fixings.While on the subject does anyone know where i can get the tin mainshaft plate from,when i stripped my winch i found a crack in the plate ohmy.gif
Paul
ciderman
Try Phil Gordon he has every thing you need
www.winchrepairs.co.uk
ciderman
Spot on Marsie , 1/4 UNC to be exact. I hab a thread pulled out of the top housing where the motor bolts on, Luckily there are two blank holes at 75 degrees to the original ones , Just tap them Hey presto , The only thing is the terminals on the motor now face the front instead of the top. biggrin.gif biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
marsie
Good,glad you sussed it.Seem to remember someone telling me that all bolts/threads on warn stuff is UNC.Dont know if they have gone metric on newer stuff though cos both my winches are old uns
Paul
ciderman
Yep the older the better, mines 1984 and is like new inside , Compare it to a late one and the older one seems more well built , with only a few minor differences . I have just fitted one of the uprated Gigglepin shafts to mine , nice simple conversion ,
marsie
Going to get a gigglepin shaft for mine before i fit the xp motor.May be asking too much of a 20 year old mainshaft?.Do you have to mod anything else to fit this shaft or is it a direct replacement??
ciderman
Yes you have to fit an intermediate gear shim wich comprises of drilling 2 small holes in the lower housing and file out the shaft locking slot in the tin plate , There is a downloadable fittin instruction on Jims site (very helpful) .

When you by the kit you have to buy a moddified shaft cam , they are an exchange part ,(he wants your old one back) But problem with some of the older winches such as mine the shaft cam is part of the shaft and not removeable so you will have to forefit your surcharge .
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